On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 12:21, aditya siram wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am using classes to categorize possible errors that can occur. For
> example, base class A has:
> properties {
> errors : {init : ["GenericError"]}
> }
>
> and class B which extends A has :
> properties {
> errors : {init : ["Cl
Since no solution was found, we decided to release with a default theme.
Which is a pity, because DJs don't like bright themes. It hurts their eyes.
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Has anyone found a good solution?
At least for the vertical align?
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Thank you, Fabian!
It worked. We drew a beautiful button, so it looks cool :)
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But if I add the listener to an explicit widget (as opposed to going through
the for...in loop), it works. So for example, this doesn't work:
for (w in [login,password]) {
w.addListener("focus", function (e) { ...some action ...});
}
but this does:
login.addListener("focus", function (e) { ...s
Hi all,
I have the following function that adds the same action on a "keyinput"
event to a list of widget:
on_key_input : function (widgets, action) {
for (w in widgets) {
w.addListener("keyinput", function(e) {
action();
Hi all,
I am using classes to categorize possible errors that can occur. For
example, base class A has:
properties {
errors : {init : ["GenericError"]}
}
and class B which extends A has :
properties {
errors : {init : ["Class_B_Specific_Error"]}
}
I would like class B's 'errors' to also inclu
Hi,
I read with great interest the last work on form management, data
binding and serialization.
If I understand correctly, this is like a software package that will
allow one big feature :
complete lifecycle mamagement for data in form.
This is really interesting !
So when will that become
Hi Nathan,
setSelection() with an array of items should work. The following code
works for me in the Playground (revision 19829):
var list = new qx.ui.form.SelectBox();
this.getRoot().add(list);
var item1 = new qx.ui.form.ListItem("item1");
var item2 = new qx.ui.form.ListItem("item2");
list.add(
A few comments to the code.
The "none" state is the initial state on object creation. When the object is
created, we do not need to make request if the name comes as a parameter.
The "renamed" state is the default state.
And the "renaming" state is the state when the object is being renamed.
Th
Hi, guys!
I tried all the methods, and here is what I consider the best solution:
members: {
__name: null,
getName: function(value) {
return this.__name;
},
setName: function(value) {
if (value == this.__name) {
retur
Hello all,
I'm trying to set the selected item in a list box using
setSelected(listitem) and it doesn't work. I'm aware that similar
controls require an array of items and have tried this too, again with
no success. I've also tried setSelection() and this doesn't work either
so can anyone tell m
Your welcome, just remember to escape the strings if you cannot garante
that each line doesn't contain anything that might be seen as HTML:
var br = "";
var content = qx.bom.String.fromText(line1)
+ br
+ qx.bom.String.fromText(line2)
+ br
+ qx.b
Great! That works perfectly and lets me skin the ListItem very
comfortable. Thanks for the hint!
Best regards,
Michael
Am 14.08.2009 um 11:08 schrieb Matthew Gregory:
> qx.ui.form.ListItem inherits from Atom, you should just be able to the
> rich property to true and set your lines as HTML.
>
Hi,
if a list is in the form, the selection will be taken for serialization.
Take a look at the Form demo in the data section to see how you can handle
the selection of a SelectBox (which is like a list) and how you can
serialize that. http://demo.qooxdoo.org/devel/demobrowser/#data~Form.html
The
Hi Martin,
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 3:33 AM, MartinWittemann
wrote:
>
> Hello Guilherme,
>
> its never too early to talk about things in development. Your questions
> brought up use cases I hadn't in mind jet.
> But now to your questions:
> 1) The List and the ListItems have te be created by the us
Thanks, Jonathan! (for both mails ;-)
Regards, Florian
2009/8/14 Jonathan Weiß
>
> Hallo Florian,
>
>
> since your code works well in other browsers I would say this is a bug in
> qx.bom.Collection. I opened a bug report using your information:
> http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=268
Hallo Florian,
since your code works well in other browsers I would say this is a bug in
qx.bom.Collection. I opened a bug report using your information:
http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2684
Thanks - again! :-)
Kind regards
Jonathan
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Jonathan Weiß
Framework Engineer
http://
Hallo Florian!
Thank you for reporting this issue. I opened a bug report using your
information: http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2683
You can add yourself as a CC to get informed when we work on this bug.
Kind regards
Jonathan
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Jonathan Weiß
Framework Engineer
jonathan.we...@
Hello QooXdoo-Team,
including a CSS File with qx.bom.Stylsheet.includeFile() with Chrome 2.0.x
fails with the message "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'appendChild'
of undefined" in Stylesheet.js line 61.
Here is my code snippet:
var nativeWin = qx.bom.Window.open("", this.tr("Print"), {w
qx.ui.form.ListItem inherits from Atom, you should just be able to the
rich property to true and set your lines as HTML.
var li = new qx.ui.form.ListItem().set(
{
rich : true,
label : line1 + "" + line2 + "" + line3
});
That should save you having to write your own widget.
BTW: There if t
Hello everybody,
the following code snippet executes fine in FF3.5.x and Safari but not in
IE8 (also in IE7 compatibility mode):
var nativeWin = qx.bom.Window.open("", this.tr("Print"), {width: 600, height
: 800});
var c = qx.bom.Collection.html("test");
qx.bom.Collection.query("body", nativeWin.
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