Oliver Vogel schrieb:
@sebastian
because user 1 should NOT see, what user 2 can do (because of it's rights).
for example it is not a good idea if "vogelor" can see (because it is
disabled and not hidden) that user "sebastian" can read a news-section
he can't.
if "vogelor" can see this it takes no long time until he asks "why can
sebastian do this and i can't"
Yes sure. But why is it needed to change a menu dynamically after it was
created and visible. The rights of the user will not change at runtime.
So why this is needed?
Sebastian
Olli
idris budak schrieb:
idris budak schrieb:
> step1-
> I make a menu that each menubutton has an icon. Then I
> run the browser.
>
> step2-
> Then at runtime I add some new menubuttons which also
> has icons.
>
> Problem:
> if I expand the menu for see the icons, between
> "step1" and "step2"
> then I can't see the new menubuttons' icons.
> Otherwise I can see.
> Namely if I don't expand the menu for see the icons,
> between "step1" and "step2" then I can see the new
> menubuttons' icons.
>
> is this a bug? or I miss something?
This could be a bug. But I really don't know why someone needs crazy
stuff like this. Why no just enable/disable buttons.
Sebastian
>
Because enable/disable buttons aren't sufficient for an erp project.
I'm using servlets at backend and creating a lot o f qooxdoo objects
at runtime according to the user permissions and their requests.
I have a lot of pages and windows so I must create lots of them at run
time with using xmlhttploader, and I must add the new windows which
created at runtime to old menus which exists at startup.
idris
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