Manually setting the values of a upload field is against JavaScript rules,
it simply can not be done. If you want to upload data to a server you have
to go through a standard HTML form. There is a contribution to qooxdoo that
does all that for you 'behind the scenes', I suggest looking into that. T
>
> Checked it out,
> ok I remove the theme... ohh, now I get it.. the theme where an
> extension of 'qx.theme.modern.*'.
>
> get the picture... thanks.
>
> do you have an example of inline use?
the link in my earlier mail?!
t.
>
> thanks a lot...
>
>
> Guilherme Aiolfi wrote:
>>
>> event ha
Checked it out,
ok I remove the theme... ohh, now I get it.. the theme where an
extension of 'qx.theme.modern.*'.
get the picture... thanks.
do you have an example of inline use?
thanks a lot...
Guilherme Aiolfi wrote:
>
> event handling are not in the BOM skeleton?
>
> On Tue, Jan
Hi,
I started to test the low-level API aiming to replace mootools with qooxdoo.
So, my first question atm is: what is the equivalent of
window.addEvent('domready', function(){}) in qooxdoo when using it like a
script?
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Hi Gaëtan,
you can use this feed (I guess it is powered by cia.vc) and combine
the revision number with Thomas' links:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/qooxdoo/svn/commits
Cheers,
Jonathan
On 27.01.2009, at 16:30, Gaetan de Menten wrote:
> These days I'm used to follow quite a few projects commit
Hi Gaetan,
> Hello to the qooxdoo team,
>
> There is an issue I've been annoyed with for a while: some demos use
> "inaccessible" classes. That is classes which are specific to the
> demos but whose code is not accessible through it. Even if it is good
> practice to factorize code in normal code, I
event handling are not in the BOM skeleton?
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 3:31 PM, thron7 wrote:
>
>
> Gal.Rubinstein wrote:
> > the skeleton is not an option (in my companies case, anyway), the
> skeleton
> > brings with it the whole theme and many files, narrowing them is a major
> > headache and won
Hi Fabian,
thanks for detailed response :-)
Generaly I like virtual widgets and I'm looking forward to have more
ones (lists and combo popups are welcome:) ).
Cheers
Petr
2009/1/27 Fabian Jakobs :
> Hi Petr,
>> Hi Fabian,
>>
>> thanks for response. I know that compatibility for IE is important,
Gal.Rubinstein wrote:
> the skeleton is not an option (in my companies case, anyway), the skeleton
> brings with it the whole theme and many files, narrowing them is a major
> headache and won't pass, my coo workers are a lazy bunch :-U
> Maybe Something that is between the bom to a full skeleton
thron7 wrote:
> thron7 wrote:
>
>> Gaetan de Menten wrote:
>>
>>
>>> These days I'm used to follow quite a few projects commits through
>>> feeds. Most of them are using trac and thus the link they provide is
>>> to the diff of the changeset. Wouldn't it be possible to have
>>> somethi
the skeleton is not an option (in my companies case, anyway), the skeleton
brings with it the whole theme and many files, narrowing them is a major
headache and won't pass, my coo workers are a lazy bunch :-U
Maybe Something that is between the bom to a full skeleton, or a way to
clean the skeleto
thron7 wrote:
> Gaetan de Menten wrote:
>
>> These days I'm used to follow quite a few projects commits through
>> feeds. Most of them are using trac and thus the link they provide is
>> to the diff of the changeset. Wouldn't it be possible to have
>> something like that for qooxdoo too? It ma
aggieben wrote:
> I want to load a third party script along with my application (e.g., I have a
> script called sformat.js which contains a function called String.format
> which does simple token replacement in format strings).
>
> It seemed like this should be done using the resources mechanism
Gaetan de Menten wrote:
> These days I'm used to follow quite a few projects commits through
> feeds. Most of them are using trac and thus the link they provide is
> to the diff of the changeset. Wouldn't it be possible to have
> something like that for qooxdoo too? It makes it easier to follow w
Amit Rana wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> Thanks to you patch, the API is now working fine. :-)
> Finally after days and days of frustration, I get the result. Thanks a
> lot again.
>
> Just as a reference, I want to clarify one thing for me. This should
> have worked without the patch but because my s
Gal,
Gal.Rubinstein wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> first of all, thanks for all the help:-D
>
> since I'm starting to get some impatience faces from the team leader :-{ I
> need you help on one more thing.
>
> I've set-up a BOM application using your tutorial, now, lets say I wish to
> add a button (qx.ui.f
Gal,
you never got back on this one. Is it obsolete?
Thomas
thron7 wrote:
> Gal,
>
> this is an interesting one, but I need to repro it. Can you open a bug
> for it and attach a minimal code example that reproduces the issue?!
> That would be great.
>
> Thanks,
> Thomas
>
> gal.rubinstein wrot
I want to load a third party script along with my application (e.g., I have a
script called sformat.js which contains a function called String.format
which does simple token replacement in format strings).
It seemed like this should be done using the resources mechanism (this seems
to be used in
Hi Petr,
> Hi Fabian,
>
> thanks for response. I know that compatibility for IE is important,
> but many of us are using qooxdoo for admin interfaces or intranet
> applications where this incompatibility isn't too much problem (we can
> say, use FF, Opera, Chrome, ...).
>
> Virtual widgets can impr
Hi Thomas,
Thanks to you patch, the API is now working fine. :-)
Finally after days and days of frustration, I get the result. Thanks a
lot again.
Just as a reference, I want to clarify one thing for me. This should
have worked without the patch but because my server is case sensitive,
so th
These days I'm used to follow quite a few projects commits through
feeds. Most of them are using trac and thus the link they provide is
to the diff of the changeset. Wouldn't it be possible to have
something like that for qooxdoo too? It makes it easier to follow what
actually happens when the comm
Hi all,
first of all, thanks for all the help:-D
since I'm starting to get some impatience faces from the team leader :-{ I
need you help on one more thing.
I've set-up a BOM application using your tutorial, now, lets say I wish to
add a button (qx.ui.form.Button) and to make this application i
Hello to the qooxdoo team,
There is an issue I've been annoyed with for a while: some demos use
"inaccessible" classes. That is classes which are specific to the
demos but whose code is not accessible through it. Even if it is good
practice to factorize code in normal code, I don't think it's a go
Jonathan Weiß wrote:
>
> do you know Lively Kernel? It renders widgets completly in SVG.
> http://research.sun.com/projects/lively/
>
There are other similar projects, and I would surely like to see something
towards this direction (possibly through a contribution). Having core
classes reimple
Amit Rana wrote:
> The main thing is that why does calling "generate.py api" generate
> files in lowercase.
>
> Tracing the "generate.py api", I found that eventually the
> "build-data" job of qooxdoo-0.8-sdk\component\apiviewer\api.json file
> is called which in turn runs the "api" job on py
Hi Kanugula
Thanks for that. I'll do as you proposed.
Cheers - Roman
Kanugula wrote:
> The kludge I put for the same problem works great to me.
>
> http://www.nabble.com/RmoteTable-fires-_loadRowCount()-multiple-times-for-very-1st-request-to16628238.html#a16644482
> prevent multiple firings
>
The kludge I put for the same problem works great to me.
http://www.nabble.com/RmoteTable-fires-_loadRowCount()-multiple-times-for-very-1st-request-to16628238.html#a16644482
prevent multiple firings
_loadRowCount: function ()
{
if (this.blockRowCount == undefined) {
thi
Hi Winfried,
we are aware of this bug :)
I've filed this issue under
-> http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1864
Please stay tuned for a fix (or add yourself as CC to this bug to stay
informed about the status).
cheers,
Alex
winfried detmar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed that the beha
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Roman Schmid wrote:
> Ouch. I wasn't aware of that.
> Well.. i already posted a follow-up to my original post with a solution
> that seems to work fine here. But i don't have a clue why :)
That's a dangerous kludge, I think. The data isn't loaded yet and you're
Ouch. I wasn't aware of that.
Well.. i already posted a follow-up to my original post with a solution
that seems to work fine here. But i don't have a clue why :)
Or would you skip the Remote Table model entirely and just work with the
Simple table model? Luckily i won't have too many entries in m
I found a solution to the problem:
One should call _onRowCountLoaded() even before the response returns
from the server... at least this seems to result in correct behavior here.
The working implementation looks like this:
_loadRowCount : function() {
this.debug("Load row count");
var slf
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 7:53 AM, Roman Schmid wrote:
> Hello Devs.
>
> I implemented a remote table model to use with my RPC backend. It works,
> but the _loadRowCount method is called a lot, before some data is being
> displayed (about 20 times). That results in a lot of requests being sent
> to
Hello Devs.
I implemented a remote table model to use with my RPC backend. It works,
but the _loadRowCount method is called a lot, before some data is being
displayed (about 20 times). That results in a lot of requests being sent
to the server.
Is this normal behavior? Is there something wrong wi
The main thing is that why does calling "generate.py api" generate files
in lowercase.
Tracing the "generate.py api", I found that eventually the "build-data"
job of qooxdoo-0.8-sdk\component\apiviewer\api.json file is called which
in turn runs the "api" job on python generator. This generate
> This is working. I changed "qx.Class" in apidata.js to "qx.class" and
> its working (when i click on Class node, I see the information). So,
> maybe I need to see how apidata is being generated.
Rather, you could post-process apidata.js to make the changes. You might
also want to look at api
Hello Petr,
do you know Lively Kernel? It renders widgets completly in SVG.
http://research.sun.com/projects/lively/
That is the one toolkit I am aware of that does not use DOM.
Regards,
Jonathan
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Hi,
I noticed that the behavior of the menu widget in an *inline*
application differs from its behavior in a *standalone* application
(tested in firefox 3.05).
Steps to reproduce:
Create a simple inline application with just a toolbar like the one in
the demo http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/de
Hi Thomas,
I know I have been bombarding you with queries. But, thanks a lot for
replying back. Its just that I have been working on this API issue since
days without much success. :'(
Please find my comments below.
thron7 wrote:
Sorry Thomas, the firebug console error is not
GET http://loc
Will,
I'm afraid I cannot comment much on this issue, but from the analysis
you already made it seems that it merits a bug report. Here it is:
http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1871
You might want to set yourself as cc: on the bug, so you get notified
about changes.
Cheers,
Thomas
Will
Hello Roman,
thanks for your answer.
What do you mean by "classic HTML form"? I assume you built the form
> with qooxdoo form elements?
No, the entire form is not generated by qooxdoo, it is plain html. With my
(qooxdoo) script i collect the values of the form elements and send them
with qx.io.re
Hi Florian
What do you mean by "classic HTML form"? I assume you built the form
with qooxdoo form elements?
As far as i know you cannot send files using AJAX (xmlHttp). You'll have
to change your type of transport.. did you try to set the "fileUpload"
Property?
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/api
Hello Alex,
thanks for your answer. If i don't find another solution, i will use the
upload widget, but in my actual scenario i would like to avoid it: i have a
classic HTML form and want to submit the form data via an ajax request with
qooxdoo. In the best case, i don't want to touch the form and
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