In the Makefile you can add
LINT_ALLOWED_GLOBALS = google othername1 othername2
Works in 0.7.3, at least.
-Bruce
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> I have a Progress Bar indicator which appears when the
> _loadRowData() is called. It disappears when the data is retrieved.
> The problem is, I see this Progress Bar 2 times, because
> _loadRowData() is called 2 times in case of lot of rows.
Why should this be a problem? As far as I can see fr
> Everytime I used qxClick or qxClickAt I got the error message "no
> such interface supported".
> I attached the patch, perhaps you can use it as well.
Fantastic, thanks for looking into this Maria. You should raise a bug
report on the qooxdoo website.
Chi, are you listening? Can you apply th
Edgardo Hernandez Lopez wrote:
>
> I'm starting work with QooxDoo, I have a tree with checkboxes object, my
> problem is when I try read the checkboxes selected this not show anything.
>
Have you tried (or are you using) qx.ui.treevirtual.CheckBoxTree [1]? This
may as well be what you are look
Hi,
We all know that Remote Table fires the future request in asynshrously in
the background and keeps it in cache.
I have a Progress Bar indicator which appears when the _loadRowData() is
called. It disappears when the data is retrieved. The problem is, I see this
Progress Bar 2 times, because
Hi group,
I'm currently cleaning up my sources a bit and found the 'make lint' target a
really helpful tool!
But in my application I use some global objects from other APIs (Google-Maps to
name one), so I get some messages like:
-
./source/class/app/gis/Ma
Hi,
I had a problem using the Selenium user extension for Qooxdoo in IE6.
Everytime I used qxClick or qxClickAt I got the error message "no such
interface supported". Since every documention doesn't help at all, I
looked through the function and found a mistake.
The function CreateEventObject has
Hi Derrell!
> Andreas, it seems that over time, we may well have multiple
> crypto-related contributions of which this is but the first. Does it
> make sense to create the crypto top-level namespace and then add
> Bill's contribution as crypto.gnupg.* (which leaves open the
> possibility of crypt
This is what I plan finalize tomorrow. To add alternative to
applyFilters() method to Filtered class. In most cases (99.99..%) I
wouldn't care about events for single row.
Filter row data _fullArr to filtered row data filteredArr, set
_filteredArr to model setData(filteredArr).
I need to fi
Kanugula,
> I followed the link and tried the 1st option "Enable the debug code". After
> rebuilding the source script, I didn't see anywhere in the log showing
> object distruction.
No, that's true. The settings described on the Wiki page are only a
preparation to see more *iff* the desposer ac
Hello hywhy!
Is it possible to send us the complete file? I could not use your code snippet
since this.targetPanel is missing.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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> I have data sets of 20 columns and 50-150 rows. Model is used by
> Table. And 1 regex filter, that filters out 50%+ of rows.
> Unfortunately it's too slow. It takes 5-10+ seconds to filter when
> calling applyFilters(). I have no event listeners. My quick
> benchmark shows that hideRows() slo
> But, the memory (the process firefox.exe/IEXPLORER.EXE shown in
> Windows Task Manager) in FF2 and IE6 constantly grows as per usage
> of my application. My application has 10 tables Table_1.html to
> Table_10.html under example folder like Demo Browser. When I go to
> different Tables, I see th
> Andreas, it seems that over time, we may well have multiple
> crypto-related contributions of which this is but the first. Does
> it make sense to create the crypto top-level namespace and then add
> Bill's contribution as crypto.gnupg.* (which leaves open the
> possibility of crypto.digest.md5
Sergey Gotsulyak wrote:
> Sorry guys I can't locate release date for Qooxdoo 0.8 on official site.
>
> But I read this maillist and found many improvments in future version 0.8
> against current 0.7.3.
>
> So - tell me if possible - when we will see Qooxdoo 0.8?
>
I'm afraid you won't find anyt
Hi Sergey,
just take a look at the roadmap published at qooxdoo.org
-> http://qooxdoo.org/about/roadmap
This should hopefully answer all your questions.
cheers,
Alex
Sergey Gotsulyak wrote:
> Sorry guys I can't locate release date for Qooxdoo 0.8 on official site.
>
> But I read this maill
Sorry guys I can't locate release date for Qooxdoo 0.8 on official site.
But I read this maillist and found many improvments in future version 0.8
against current 0.7.3.
So - tell me if possible - when we will see Qooxdoo 0.8?
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> I wasn't spoofing it. If was FF3 beta5 on Ubuntu Hardy. (they've
> backported RC1 now, but you should still be able to install that
> version). Perhaps your server statistics have information about the
> user-agent-string?
Forgot to mention: I was using Epiphany, but that just uses the gecko
eng
> Hmm, it's intended to be a server-side redirect protecting only the demos,
> to a full page warning (so it's prominent) that you can then click through
> if you dare. We will check for regressions.
That's interesting, because what I experienced, was definately not server side.
I got to see the
Hello everybody,
I am having rendering problems with the qx.ui.Table.table control only in IE
versions (as usual, I must say).
In this case, cell borders are out of limits and column separator (the
vertical line) has a visible offset (see attached screenshots)
The problem appears using any theme (w
Hi Jhonny,
you have two ways to solve your problem:
In the function which handles your event (_diketik) this reference to the
widget where the event come from.
You can simply write the following code:
_diketik : function() {
alert(this.getLabel());
}
---
Hi Jhonny,
the problem is the context where the event dispatcher executes the event
handler.
So you should write:
go.addEventListener("execute", this._diketik, this);
The third argument is the context where the event handler
(this._diketik) should be executed in. In this case it's the
qx.u
jhonny thio wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> i want to make a simple application with one window contains one textfield
> and one button. I have make this class, but I have some proble. First this
> is my coding :
>
> qx.Class.define("qx.ui.io.windoww",
> {
> extend : qx.ui.window.Window,
>
>
>
Hi all,
i want to make a simple application with one window contains one textfield and
one button. I have make this class, but I have some proble. First this is my
coding :
qx.Class.define("qx.ui.io.windoww",
{
extend : qx.ui.window.Window,
/*
**
Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen wrote:
>
> Alright, i'll own up, That was an uncalled and an unjust qualification.
> I should have been more carefull with my wording, and even more
> carefull with my assumptions.
>
Thank you. I really respect that. That's not easy to do.
>> ensuring that users of
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