I thought I would try out some of the contributions in the contrib that I
haven't previously (or recently) tried. I quickly realized that I don't
know how to tell which contributions are compatible with 0.8.1. This page
helps a little, but it doesn't really give all of the compatibility
informat
Sounds cool!
This would make a nice little addition to the contrib SVN. It'd be neat as
a cell renderer also. Could you share your code or add it to the svn?
Thanks
Igor Batov wrote:
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>
> Fabian Jakobs 1und1.de> writes:
>
>>
>> Hope this helps
>>
>> Best Fabian
>>
>
> Thank you!
>
I'm trying to use the 0.8 qx.bom.Flash class to add flash to an application
(we're porting an 0.7.3 app to 0.8). The documentation and the demobrowser
seem to indicate different arguments for the qx.bom.Flash.create method.
The documentation here
(http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/apiviewer/#qx.bo
button2.addListener("execute", function(e) {
alert("Second Button!");
});
}
}
});
Christian Schmidt-18 wrote:
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> Hi Mike,
>
> I have tried to reproduce the problem, but I can't reproduce it. I use the
> asset "#asset(qx/i
I've seen various posts indicating that some qooxdoo users are Textmate
users. We're using Textmate and "e" ("e" is the Windows version of
Textmate). It would be way-cool if there was a qooxdoo bundle for Textmate.
Has anybody started such an endeavor? If so, it might be a really good
thing
I was trying out 0.8 by adding more widgets to the hello world application in
0.8, and I was having trouble getting icons to show up. The original hello
world app contains only 1 widget, a button. This button has an icon, but it
is a custom resource; thus it is not pulled from an icon theme fold
Hi,
What you describe is definitely possible using the toolbars, but it would
take some setup on your part. An easy way to gain about the same effect
might be to continue to use the buttonview, but change a couple of settings,
so the icons are smaller and oriented to the left of your text (or
no
I know both features are cool but do we really NEED it. Does anyone
depend on one of the mentioned features or plans to use them? We really
like to know how you feel about this.
/quote>
So many great points on both sides of this argument. I, like many others,
was initially won over by qooxdoo
This article was recently featured on Ajaxian.com:
http://www.hedgerwow.com/360/dhtml/ie6_memory_leak_fix/
I am wondering if this could be included into Qooxdoo, possibly as a Mixin
to a high-level component, so as to provide the advertised benefit to those
of use who must still serve users who a
/bom/Viewport.js
>
> Greetings,
> Sebastian
>
>
> Am 25.05.2008 um 18:06 schrieb Mike Rea:
>
>>
>>
>> Sebastian Werner wrote:
>>>
>>> Could you however implement this as a static class instead of a
>>> mixin?
>>>
>&g
Sebastian Werner wrote:
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> Could you however implement this as a static class instead of a mixin?
>
Done =)
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I believe qooxdoo 0.7.x is using the browser's native scrollbar, so there's
probably not a way to change its style. However, I think this may be one of
the things that's changing for the better in 0.8.
Qoo Goo wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Does anybody know the best way to change the scrollbars style in
instance.
>
> Greetings,
> Sebastian
>
>
>
> Am 19.05.2008 um 03:05 schrieb Mike Rea:
>
>>
>> We're working on an application that requires the ability to highlight
>> javascript and html syntax in a manner identical to the way it'
We're working on an application that requires the ability to highlight
javascript and html syntax in a manner identical to the way it's done in the
"Source Code" tab in the qooxdoo demobrowser:
(http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#example~Atom_1.html).
I stole the "__beautifySource", and
Just wondering out loud if the new Progressive table renderer in the contrib
might meet the needs of Listview users. Performance (scrolling) of
progressive is blazing fast. Perhaps it makes sense to augment Progressive
with a few additional features that would make it a suitable replacement for
OK, I started to look at this a little more. I think it may be possible to
have a demobrowser that would append the demo code into the demo tab for
rendering, and then also make available the ability to edit the code and
re-render the edited code. This is going to be a decent-sized undertaking,
The highlighting is done client-side. There's some code inside of
Demobrowser.js that appears to do this. Specifically, I think it's
happening within a function called __BeautyHtml().
I put together a modified DemoBrowser.js file that includes an additional
tab called "Editable Html". Here's a
Selection of source code works in Firefox, but not IE7.
I think the idea of making the code editable is good. It probably should be
implemented as a separate tab, because the current "Source Code" tab should
probably stay as-is to keep syntax highlighting.
Tinkering now with addition of editabl
Arrrgh!
Thanks for the heads-up. I'll check it out. Not sure if it's an issue with
HtmlArea, or just the way I implemented it. (Probably the latter).
Curious if anyone can check it in Safari, IE6. I don't have those browsers.
Hugh Gibson wrote:
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>> http://sandbox.tartansolutions.com/htm
ld be
incorporated as an optional mixin? The mixin concept seems like a nice way
to go.
Alexander Back wrote:
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> Hello Mike,
>
> Mike Rea wrote:
>> http://sandbox.tartansolutions.com/htmlareademo/build/
>>
>> Nothing actually new here, just a proof-of-concept implementat
http://sandbox.tartansolutions.com/htmlareademo/build/
Nothing actually new here, just a proof-of-concept implementation of
HtmlArea. I thought some people may like to see what HtmlArea looks like
without actually building their own demo.
To do bold, italics, and underline, just do Ctrl-B, Ctrl
Sure thing. I put the zipped up application (both build and source) on the
server. Try this:
http://sandbox.tartansolutions.com/filesize/filesizedemo.zip
Jim Hunter-2 wrote:
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> wow, the initial rendering of your page is very fast! Is it possible to
> see
> the code in filesizedemo.js?
>
>
Hi all,
I just finished testing a couple of new classes, and I want to share them
with the community.
FilesizeFormat
Similar to qx.util.format.NumberFormat class. It enables the formatting of
numbers as file sizes:
- Numbers are converted to file sizes
- Numbers greater than 1024 bytes are ex
Sebastian,
I don't see qx.bom.Flash, but I do see qx.ui.embed.Flash. I'm guessing
qx.bom.Flash is now qx.ui.embed.Flash, right?
I can try to create a modified version of qx.ui.embed.Flash that includes
whatever seems to be missing that caused it not to work for the demo.
As far as building a f
Thanks Fabian! I meant to post the link to the demo, and I guess I left it
out. Doh!
http://sandbox.tartansolutions.com/flexdemos/build/
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Here's a link to a to a little proof-of-concept demo app that calls an alert
in an embedded Flash object from a Qooxdoo button...and visa-versa!
How it was built:
It was built using
1.) Qooxdoo 0.7.x legacy build, vintage December 2007
2.) swfobject for inclusion of Flash
http://blog.de
Yep -- this is pretty-much why we're all Qooxdoo guys. That pie chart looks
right-on.=)
Derrell Lipman wrote:
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> Wow! Look at that little sliver of green that enlarges to encompass
> nearly the entire circle when switching to qooxdoo! :-)
>
>http://www.vilain.com/images/web-design.gi
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> Betreff: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Problem with cell editor in 0.71
>
>
>
>
> Mike Rea wrote:
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>> Hi Philipp,
>>
>> Could you create an application class that just contains the table you're
>> having pro
Hi Philipp,
Could you create an application class that just contains the table you're
having problems with, and then zip it and attach it to this thread? If you
do that, it will be easier for people on the boards here to help you. It's
hard to help otherwise.
Thanks,
-Mike
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Awesome project! I've contemplated the same, but have not gotten around to
it. If you get it started, I'll do my best to devote time to support your
efforts.
My thoughts follow...Keep in mind that I'm not part of the core Qooxdoo
team, and I'm only an average (or slightly below average:)) javas
There is a good example of modal windows in the following demo app on the
qooxdoo site:
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/showcase/#InternalWindow
In this example, a modal window spawns a 2nd modal window. In both cases,
the contents of the modal windows are accessible to the user. This seems
pre
Hi all, I came across this article titled "Inheritance is Evil" today. As a
qooxdoo user and occasional contributor, I found it to be quite relevant &
well written. Those of you who regularly read Ajaxian may have already seen
this.
http://www.berniecode.com/writing/inheritance/
The author ma
Background
I've been trying to utilize a custom icon theme in an application. As a
proof of concept, I've simply been trying to set up a slightly modified
skeleton to use a custom theme that utilizes application-specific icons.
The custom theme ("VistaInspirate2" for now) tries to utilize a i
Hi,
I want to report a possible bug with the openInterval property in the menu.
I use the word "possible", because this could just be a user-error issue.
Per the API (v0.71), there is a property called openInterval on the object
qx.ui.menu.Menu. The API text for this property states as follows
Hi all!
We just went live with a fantasy football analysis site to showcase a little
bit of what can be done easily with Qooxdoo and our Akorn PHP framework. It
does a pretty good job of illustrating some of the versatility of the
Qooxdoo table object, as well as the form and buttonview function
Just a quick update:
Mike Rea wrote:
>
> IE6 Issues:
> 2.) Gradients missing from selected button in barView.
> 3.) Gradients missing from menu bar.
>
The gradient issue with the Ext theme in IE6 is a result of IE6 not handling
png transparency. A simple solution is to
We did some cross-browser testing of the Ext theme, just using Firefox 2.0,
Internet Explorer 6, and Internet Explorer 7. The basis for the test was
just the demo Showcase application at
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/showcase/#Themes.
How we tested:
Went to showcase app. Opened theming window
Issue:
There's some unexpected behavior occuring within the table sorting
functionality, as performed by the sortByColumn function within
SimpleTableModel.js. The sort is currently case sensitive, which is
probably not intended.
For instance, if
a
B
c
is sorted in descending order, it return
Ah, I am using an outdated qooxdoo package (0.6.1). I'll upgrade & try
again.
I am having the same problem Edmond has described. I'm trying to capture
the event of the window being closed, not minimized. I'm capturing using
this event using this code:
w6.addEventListener(qx.constant.Event.D
I am having the same problem Edmond has described. I'm trying to capture the
event of the window being closed, not minimized. I'm capturing using this
event using this code:
w6.addEventListener(qx.constant.Event.DISAPPEAR, function(e) {
alert("disappear event fired");
qx.ui.core
This post is different than most. Please forgive & endulge me.
I just wanted to take a time-out to thank the developers and contributors of
Qooxdoo for assembling what is surely the most capable & exciting ajax
client framework going. Thank you.
I also want to take a moment to share my wishlis
Just discovered an irregularity with number formatting. It showed up in one
of my tables. I encountered this in version 6.1 (SDK).
The default number formatting functionality is rendering decimal numbers
incorrectly, in just 1 case.
For numbers between 9.0 and 9.9, it is rendering 9..y ins
Can a key : value data format be used in tables, like it is in listviews? It
seems like it should work, but it doesn't look like there any examples.
I'd like to create a table that does a text/url cell, comparable to the one
shown in the 'open 0...open 1...' column in this listview example:
http
Slightly revised table_7.html test page is attached.
http://www.nabble.com/file/3897/Table_7.html Table_7.html
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I've written and tested a class based on the abstract class
IconDataCellRenderer. The purpose of the class is to place a user-defined
image in a table data cell.
I've attached the new proposed class "ImageDataCellRenderer.js" and a test
file "table_7.html"
The core code is as follows:
/**
* A
OK -- the whole "addEventListener" concept just clicked with me. No need to
respond to my previous post, unless you happen to have a real simple example
handy. Thanks --Mike
Mike Rea wrote:
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> Hi, I'm a Qooxdoo rookie. I've had some success with a few prelimin
Hi, I'm a Qooxdoo rookie. I've had some success with a few preliminary
experiments with the AtAGlance demo app. However, I'm now stumped on
something.
Within AtAGlance.js, an internal window called "win" is defined. This
internal window is then opened upon clicking on the button called
"openT
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