Thanks guys for the assistance. I did run the migrate script and it didn't
appear that it had done anything, but looking at the log, it did mention
this change. It was the only thing it noted in the log. I will be more
observant of the log in the future and it looks like I need to start to
study the release info as pointed out by Thomas.
Thanks,
Jim
On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 12:52 AM, thron7 <[email protected]>wrote:
> It's probably unnecessary to say for most people, but everybody migrating
> to a newer version of qooxdoo should definitely and absolutly positively
> read *all* intervening release notes, include the one they're upgrading to.
> This will save a lot of headache.
>
> Moreover, everybody should run 'generate.py migration' when they upgrade.
> The change in qx.util.ColorUtil.rgbToHexString is then reported as part of
> the migration logging. So reading the migration.log is highly advised, too.
>
> T.
>
>
> On 10/11/2012 03:37 AM, Jim Hunter wrote:
>
> I found the problem! In the upgrade to 2.01, the result of a util method
> must have changed. prior to the upgrad, qx.util.ColorUtil.rgbToHexString
> did not include the # symbol. I had a global function that used that value,
> pre-pended a # symbol to it and returned a color value. In 2.01, that
> function does add the # so now I was returning a color that looked like
> '##FE34EF' and in FireFox it failed to set the color, but it also just
> ignored invalid properties (now the background color would be invalid with
> this value). In IE, the next time anything with the style was changed, the
> invalid color value would cause IE to error out.
>
> I removed the extra # and things are running much smoother now.
>
> Argh!
>
> Jim
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 5:44 PM, Jim Hunter <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I recently upgraded my code to v 2.01 and FireFox and all other browsers
>> are working great, but IE is a total disaster. It all revolves areound
>> style settings. I am getting "Invalid Property Value" all over the place
>> when setting a new Decorator and possiblly other style properties. What
>> appears to be happening is that in some instances, a control might be
>> trying to set a backgroundColor to a nonexistant variable (it did exist
>> before the upgrade, but 2.01 doesn't handle global objects the same), but
>> the error doesn't happen when setting the backgroundColor, it happens when
>> a Decorator is applied. If the error would surface on the first call I
>> could track this down easier, I think. But instead, the error is getting
>> surfaced from deep in the core code on a line of code that seems to be 100%
>> valid. In general, is anyone having IE issues and setting style properties?
>> Because of where the error is presenting, this is difficult to track down
>> the actual offending code. I have a deadline in 2 days and right now I
>> can't turn this over for release, it just won't run on IE.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jim
>>
>
>
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