Hey,
I would write my own "loading indicator container" which holds one arbitrary
widget, extends from qx.ui.container.Composite, uses a Canvas layout and adds a
loading Image itself. That way, you can supply a property on that container
which enables / disables the loading image easily by just setting the
visibility.
Maybe you have to react on resize of the original widget but that should not be
much work.
Another Idea is to add a loading image (qx.html.Image) to the conatainer
element of the widget. But that would require some knowledge of the insights of
widgets.
Regards,
Martin
Am 25.08.2010 um 16:06 schrieb Matthew Devine:
So I was wondering if its at all possible to place an image I want to add
overtop of my current widgets in a container. Basically I’m trying to do a
blocker w/ loading spinner, I’m able to have them work in conjunction no
problem. The only issue is getting the image to sit on top of my container
widgets as opposed to just adding it as another widget and then removing it.
Doing it this way looks wrong because it just gets dumped into the next layout
segment.
Matt
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