Hi Jim,
so far as I know is this in the manual not explicit documented. I have
searched in the API doc for a include method, so I have found it.
Cheers,
Chris
Am 06.08.2010 00:03, schrieb Jim Hunter:
Yes! You were right. I was missing the include statement. I added that
one line to my code and it's working perfect. Did you find this in the
docs somewhere? If so, I must have missed it.
Thanks,
Jim
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 1:08 AM, Christian Hagendorn
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
Hi Jim,
it seems to me that your "runtime" generated is not included to the
current appearance. Just try to include the "runtime" generated
with the
application appearance:
http://tinyurl.com/399e43x
This should also works with qx 0.8.3.
Cheers,
Chris
Am 05.08.2010 04:32, schrieb Jim Hunter:
> I am finally getting around to fixing this code that broke when
I went
> from .7 to .8 (I think I am at .8.3 right now). My application is
> slightly different then most in that I don't know at design time
what
> anything is going to look like at run time. This includes the
> appearance of fonts. The users are able to design their own look and
> feel and that information is stored in a database. Our server loads
> the information from the db and then the browser renders it. So, in
> .7, I was able to create, on the startup of the application, a
custom
> appearance for the fonts used by this user. Here is what that file
> looks like, it gets loaded at the start of the application:
>
> qx.Theme.define("swep.Appearance", {title: "swepAppear",
appearances: {
> "SFREGULARTEXT" : { style : function(states){ var myfont = new
> qx.bom.Font(12, ["Arial"]); return { font: myfont, textColor:
> "black"} }},
> "SFHIGHLIGHTEDTEXT" : { style : function(states){ var myfont = new
> qx.bom.Font(12, ["Arial"]); return { font: myfont, textColor:
> "black"} }},
> "SFHOTTEXT" : { style : function(states){ var myfont = new
> qx.bom.Font(12, ["Arial"]); return { font: myfont, textColor:
> "red"} }},
> "SFSFOR_CHANGELEVELTEXT" : { style : function(states){ var myfont =
> new qx.bom.Font(13, ["Arial"]); myfont.setBold(true); return {
> font: myfont, textColor: "red"} }}
> }});
>
> (this is an abbreviated version, there is actually about 50
variations
> all created by the user)
>
> And when I displayed a label I knew the 'style' that I needed to use
> and I would simply do a myLabel.setAppearance("SFHOTTEXT") and I
would
> get my font styled in 12pt Arial red. Now in .8, instead of it
working
> I get a warning stating:
>
> qx.theme.manager.Appearance[z]: Missing appearance: SFHOTTEXT
>
> I am betting that I am missing something simple, but I can't seem to
> find it. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
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