Simon Bull schrieb:
QxHtml can handle all HTML content. Wherever it comes from.
You must be sure that you add your windows to a parent widget (eg. the
QxClientDocument)
This should be clear as all the examples do it the same way.
You can also use QxNode instead of QxHtml if you want to use an existing
node which has an html node ID.
Sebastian
Hi Sebastian,
I found that the issue is just the small amount of time Qx takes to create the
DOM node.
If I do:
var window = new QxWindow(...);
var content = new QxHtml("<DIV id='foo'></DIV>");
window.add(content);
doc.add(window);
window.show();
// alert("!");
var elem = getElementById("foo");
alert("elem=" + elem);
elem will be null.
But if I uncomment the first alert, then elem will not be null.
I can replace the first alert with code that polls for elem every 100ms until it
exists.
You have discovered the queues of qooxdoo. The best, if you need the
content, is to add an event listener for "changeElement", where you
place your current document.getElementById related code.
Sebastian
Simon
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