2009/3/9 Petr Kobalíček <[email protected]>
> Hi Derrell,
>
> I tested it now and it's the same behavior. I think that only solution
> is ability to tell qooxdoo to initialize manually.
>
> Main problem for me is that IE is not preserving the script order, so
> I must append scripts one-by-one (I tested in head and body too).
>
> Personally, I think that manual initialization is good idea, currently
> for example qxbuild is able to show simple progress bar to visualize
> application loading, i think that it's nice :-)
>
In qx.core.Init it adds a listener for the "ready" which calls
application.main(). That's probably what you want to defer. As an interim
(or maybe permanent) measure, you can do nothing in your application.main()
(except maybe saving a reference to its superclass) and instead, put your
start-up code in some other method. Then, after you've loaded all of your
scripts, you you can call that other method which in turn calls the
application.main superclass to initialize everything (in most cases, it
initializes the theme manager and creaes the root widget; see
qx.application.AbstractGui.main) and then creates all of your widgets.
Hope that helps a bit for the time being.
Derrell
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