field.setSelected(item_no);
Just a guess
-Jonathan.
On 11/22/06, Aaron Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Guys,
Spent a good 3 hours trying to do this simple task, and can't find the way
of doing it in the API or Demos.
Take this simple Yes/No Combobox class that I have made:
functi
100 widgets, add them to a VerticalBoxLayout, and
call flushGlobalQueues. The widgets aren't complete, but even so, with a bit
of caching and optimisation it might just be alright.
-Jonathan.
On 11/18/06, Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jonathan Viney schrieb:
> Ok, but w
Embed until this works
directly with Label. Even if you apply the width currently the
calculation of the auto height will only calculate based on one row
(without wrapping).
Sebastian
Jonathan Viney schrieb:
> I just found Sebastian's previous reply:
>
> """
>
ngBuilder.
Hope this helps.
Sebastian
Jonathan Viney schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> As part of evaluating qooxdoo for new application, I need to devise some
> kind of autocompleter. The current one has the following features (see
> attached picture):
>
> - Delayed timer on text input b
he height. This does seem to be quite a
large issue when dealing with text of unknown size.
Cheers,
-Jonathan.
On 11/18/06, Jonathan Viney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When using a VerticalBoxLayout, a label that gets wrapped around to the
line below doesn't seem to push the widgets bel
When using a VerticalBoxLayout, a label that gets wrapped around to the line
below doesn't seem to push the widgets below it further down, it just writes
over the top.
Here's some example code:
h = new qx.ui.layout.VerticalBoxLayout();
h.setWidth(200);
l1 = new qx.ui.basic.Label("This label is
If anyone's interested, I've attached the modified button control.
-Jonathan.
On 11/17/06, Alex D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Then you probably have to modify the _onmousedown method of the
TabViewButton to first save the data and then to set the Button checked.
It's just how I'd like the UI
Hi,
As part of evaluating qooxdoo for new application, I need to devise some
kind of autocompleter. The current one has the following features (see
attached picture):
- Delayed timer on text input before querying server for data (saves
unnecessary requests)
- Server returns HTML to put in dropdo
(qx.lang.Array.fromArguments
(arguments)));
}
}
-Jonathan.
On 11/18/06, Jonathan Viney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I couldn't see an equivalent function to Prototype's bind function, does
one exist? I saw in Core.js that the code from prototype is there, but
commented out because of th
I couldn't see an equivalent function to Prototype's bind function, does one
exist? I saw in Core.js that the code from prototype is there, but commented
out because of the possibility of leaks. Anyway, here is some code modified
from Prototype to work with qooxdoo:
Function.prototype.bind = func
It's just how I'd like the UI to work, not letting the tab change until data
on the visible tab has been saved.
-Jonathan.
On 11/17/06, Alex D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think i do not understand your idea. Why would you like to stop the
tabview-change event to save the data? You can let t
You mean disable them until the currently visible tab can be changed? I
could, but I don't really want their appearance changing all the time.
When there is unsaved data on the current page and the user clicks on a
different page, I want to be able to stop that event, throw a timeout on (1
second
Hi,
I'd like to be able to prevent a TabView/ButtonView from changing pages if a
certain condition isn't met (in my case, if the data hasn't been saved on
the currently visible page). Is there some event I can attach to and return
false or stop it's propagation?
I've already written classes to m
I'm fairly certain that the issue will not be fixed in FF2.0. It is fixed in FF trunk, and will be released with FF3.0. There is a bugzilla entry with a discussion about it on the Mozilla site somewhere.I wish the FF guys had fixed this for
2.0, but that's life.-Jonathan.On 10/13/06, Alex D. <[EMA
Thanks! I should have seen that myself as it is on the page about qu.ui.Table. Qooxdoo is looking better and better :)-Jonathan.On 9/17/06, Sirichoke
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
qx.ui.TableJonathan Viney wrote:> Hi,>> I've been looking at qooxdoo recently and it looks fantastic :)>> I was wondering
Hi,I've been looking at qooxdoo recently and it looks fantastic :)I was wondering if any of the widgets allow you to have a table with a fixed header and a fixed left column, while the data in the table can scroll in both directions? Is this possible with any of the existing widgets? In my case, ea
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