On Tue, 25 Oct 2011, Alexander Steitz wrote:
> Hi Fritz,
>
> On Monday 24 October 2011 16:21:54 Fritz Zaucker wrote:
>> I am wondering (in a not totally theoretical context):
>>
>> If I have two Qooxdoo-applications, one implemented as
>> qx.application.Standalone, one implemeted as qx.application
Hi Fritz,
On Monday 24 October 2011 16:21:54 Fritz Zaucker wrote:
> I am wondering (in a not totally theoretical context):
>
> If I have two Qooxdoo-applications, one implemented as
> qx.application.Standalone, one implemeted as qx.application.Inline and
> apart from that identical, what are the
Hi Jim,
On Monday 24 October 2011 22:58:34 Jim Hunter wrote:
> Nothing from the qooxdoo core team on this? It's really keeping me from
> closing a bug on my end. I was not able to get a scenario working in the
> demobrowser for this. But there should be no reason that, at any time, I
> couldn't us
Sure it can. Qooxdoo is class based, so if you wish call your classes apps ;)
But I guess you are looking for libraries. You can easily include any aditional
Qooxdoo project in to your main one. So far it will use the same framework
source. Like contribs do. Take a look at libraries key on confi
Hi Dave,
I am not sure if that fits your needs, but you can put the common widgets
into one or serveral separate libraries (basically the same as an
application) and use those in your "single" applications. Seems to me a bit
"cleaner" than having everything put together (which you still could do w
Hi, I'm evaluating Qooxdoo to replace a real-time Flex app (Flex performing
too slowly, in terms of startup time).
One thing that Flex allows is multiple applications in a single project.
For example say you're building 2 apps which each share many widgets (user
management, etc.).
So, in a flex pr
Suggestion: try Faye instead of Socket.io - far more stable.
Additionally, if you google Faye and Qooxdoo, you'll see an example of how
to do this (in a chess application if I recall). Anyway, works perfectly.
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Nothing from the qooxdoo core team on this? It's really keeping me from
closing a bug on my end. I was not able to get a scenario working in the
demobrowser for this. But there should be no reason that, at any time, I
couldn't use getContentLocation() and get the absolute XY coordinates of an
objec
Thanks Tino!
I will write Martin for sure and and look for what it is in Bugzilla.
I hope we could help you anyhow in the near future with the mobile part too.
:-)
Javier MartÃnez Villacampa
Software Engineer at http://www.pocketwidget.com
2011/10/24 Tino Butz
> Hi Javier,
>
> Thanks for sup
hi victor,
you mean in the real-life examples?! - write to andreas (see
/about/imprint).
t.
On 10/24/2011 07:29 PM, Victor Powell wrote:
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I'd like to get featured on the site?
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Hi,
I am wondering (in a not totally theoretical context):
If I have two Qooxdoo-applications, one implemented as
qx.application.Standalone, one implemeted as qx.application.Inline and apart
from that identical, what are the performance impacts?
E.g., does the inline appplication have to do sign
Hi,
nice!
WebSockets are indeed a very interesting technique. We are thinking about ways
to provide an abstraction and maybe fallbacks for less capable browsers.
By the way, are you aware of the fact that WebSockets is *not* HTTP? While the
handshake goes over HTTP, an HTTP UPGRADE is issued b
Hi Javier,
Thanks for supporting the qooxdoo framework.
For the low level part of qooxdoo I would suggest, that you should contact
Martin Wittemann directly. He is working right now on the low level framework
(optimizing size and API usage) and has always an open ear for the requirements
of th
Hi Henrik
I think your problem re: size of the input is fixed in r21436; there was a
similar issue reported with toolbar buttons and the code now resizes the
input element to match the button.
Keyboard support isn't so easy - the Qooxdoo button is never actually
used, an invisible input[type=file
You are right, this is a glitch in the manifest.html, the config
reference is correct; fixed in trunk.
T.
On 10/23/2011 10:10 AM, Stefan Andersson wrote:
The
http://manual.qooxdoo.org/1.5.x/pages/getting_started/manifest.html says
"The namespace attribute can be overridden in the importing c
Hi Stefan,
On Sunday 23 October 2011 01:02:59 Stefan Andersson wrote:
> We can not see that you have an implementation for aria roles
>
> http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/
>
> When are you going to support it?
the first step would be to create an issue report and to collect there the
necessary in
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