Fabian Jakobs schrieb: > Good morning ererybody, > > >> On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 5:12 PM, Guilherme Aiolfi <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: >> >> What a great explanation. Thank you for that. >> >> >> You're welcome. >> >> >> >> Actually, I'm using the 0.8. >> >> >> LOL. Wow, you really like to live at the cutting edge. No, that's >> not just cutting, that's bleeding (as in gushing blood!) :-) Fabian's >> been checking in changes today, Jonathan checked in more changes since >> you posted. It's still actively being developed. As to your crash... >> uh... how about we wait until the code is stable before debugging >> that. :-) >> > Correct, I have just implemented the last missing features in the 0.8 > table. I am now moving into the bug fixing and documentation phase and I > expect to have still some work to do. I guess this is the fastest > adoption of a widget ever :-) From now on I am open for bug reports on > the 0.8 table. It really is a one to one port of the 0.7 table with its > complete API and all of its bugs. > > >> >> >> But I've asked about the cell editor because even in the >> qx.ui.table.model.Remote >> <http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/apiviewer/#qx.ui.table.model.Remote> >> 0.7.3 API, there aren't those method used in the example here >> >> <http://localhost:666/playpen/qxoodoo-0.8-alpha2-pre-sdk/qooxdoo/frontend/application/demobrowser/source/index.html#table%7ETable_Cell_Editor.html>. >> >> >> That's correct. The example you reference does not use a Remote data >> model. If you look at line 187, it's creating a new >> qx.ui.table.model.Simple. But like I said, the cell editors are not >> specific to a data model. The model's setValue() method gets called >> by the table code when you close a cell editor. If you look at >> Remote.js, you'll see that its setValue() method fires an >> EVENT_TYPE_DATA_CHANGED event. Your subclass of Remote would >> presumably catch that event and send the changed data up to your >> backend. In the Simple model, the value is simply saved locally. >> >> >> And all examples here >> <http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#example%7ETable_1.html> >> show table using Simple model. Where can I find other examples? >> including examples of progressive's widgets. >> >> >> AFAIK, there are currently no examples of using the Remote model. The >> problem is that there is no backend running on the qooxdoo site, so >> there's nothing for it to talk to. I thought I had seen an example of >> a Remote model that actually talked to itself to demonstrate how to >> implement the required methods, but I can't find that now. >> > As Derrell said there is no server backend installed on qooxdoo.org. For > this reason we have no demos for the remote table model. Derrell, how > hard would it be to put a simple PHP file on the server, which serves as > data provider for a Remote table model demo? Maybe we could do the same > for the RPC stuff. This is now open for a long time but I don't know PHP > enough to do it myself. > > >> As to Progressive, the demos have not made it to the web site for some >> reason. If you check out the legacy_0_7 branch, though, you'll find >> these in demobrowser: >> >> example/ProgressiveLoader_1.html >> example/ProgressiveTable_1.html >> example/ProgressiveTable_2.html >> example/ProgressiveTable_3.html >> example/ProgressiveTable_4.html >> example/ProgressiveTable_5.html >> example/ProgressiveTable_6.html >> > The last demo upload for the legacy branch was before you checked in the > progressive demos. I'll see if I can update the online legacy demos. > It is online but there are no links on the demo page. You can find them on this URL <http://demo.qooxdoo.org/0.7.4-pre/demobrowser/>.
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