First you need to add this.Lo to the application root
this.getRoot().add(this.Lo, {top:0,left:0}); // not
this.getRoot().add(Lo...
and then, in your demo.root.Desktop class, the execution listener for
your button1 widget needs to get reference to "this", like so:
button1.addLi
Hi franck34,
IMHO having this in your Application.js works best (given you create a
standalone application):
this.getRoot().set({
blockerColor: '#bfbfbf',
blockerOpacity: 0.6
});
Greetings
Stefan
On 2011-08-14 11:41, franck34 wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
Someone else wanna vote?
It's
http://bugs.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5328
Greetings,
Stefan
On 05.07.2011 07:58, Mustafa Sak wrote:
> I will post an Enhancement. Maybe the devs give it a chance. ;)
>
> Regards Sak
--
A
Mustafa,
very nice!
I once had trouble removing a listener (because it had an anonymous
handler function); I wonder if your script would work then, too? Didn't
get in touch wih qx.event.Registration or qx.event.Manager up to now.
If this code works as intended, I'd vote for it to get into the
Hi Jonathan,
thanks for clarification.
I suspect this tiny little difference in the Request's response type is
interesting here:
You write that, before the request to "MaxT_KPDX.data" fails (in IE), a
request call to "ms.pqr.json" succeeds; this one is of
_application/json_ type, while the fa
Hi Jonathan,
out of the box it seems to me that there is a javascript error in
console.log(e.getContent();)
which should probably read
console.log(e.getContent());
Some browser may be more forgiving that another, so this might solve
your issue.
Apart from that, IIRC IE 8 does not offer a nativ
Hi Marcin
you cannot have the disabled widget receive a click and react upon the
event.
But instead I could imagine two ways to simulate the behaviour:
You could place a container widget in place of the TextField widget,
which then could contain the (disabled) widget alone.
This container might
Hi Patrice,
you do not need to explicitly declare your application a Singleton.
From within your classes, you can always reach the application class with
qx.core.Init.getApplication()
This does also work whereever the context ('this') is bound to any other
object, so is 100% fool proof ;-)
HTH
Hi Adam,
try
qx.util.Serializer.toJson(myModel)
and let us know if you succeed.
I haven't tried VirtualTree yet myself, but this Serializer method is
intended to work with any qooxdoo object; just make sure you use it on
the model.
Greetings
Stefan
On 30.03.2011 21:17, mmbolido Gazeta.pl wrot
Hi Harald,
although I don't really have a solution to your problem (at least as
long as we don't get more information about your setup), I want to
reassure you that your setup is generally able to do the job.
I got several boxes of linux and windows (xp and 7), powered by ARM and
x86 and x86-6
Hi Cajus,
On 27.01.2011 14:33, Cajus Pollmeier wrote:
>> seems like you want the result object to have an "id" property.
>> Which, according to wireshark,
>>
>> > {"error": null, "result": "admin", "id": 2}
>>
>> is not there, as the result object is only an "admin" string.
>
> Who does request
Hi Derrell,
On 27.01.2011 14:22, Derrell Lipman wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 08:14, Stefan Volbers <mailto:volb...@linstep.de>> wrote:
>
> Hi Cajus,
>
> > TypeError: 'response.id <http://response.id>' ist Null oder
>
Hi Cajus,
> TypeError: 'response.id' ist Null oder kein Objekt
seems like you want the result object to have an "id" property.
Which, according to wireshark,
> {"error": null, "result": "admin", "id": 2}
is not there, as the result object is only an "admin" string.
BTW, I'd consider it a
Hi Enes,
most probably the final Abort alert happens, because the request does
somehow fail...
If I'm not mistaken, the alert() calls in your fillData method (or
"sending", "receiving" handlers) cause the "completed" event handler to
time out, because alert() is browser blocking, i.e. it stops
Hi Enes,
I suppose you're not google.de...
So your script tries to make a request to a domain which is not the
domain it was loaded from, a so called cross domain request.
Please read up on this topic in the mailing list, and the docs, and
watch out for the "crossDomain" property of the qx.io.r
Hi Petr,
long time no see :-)
Just a blind guess - I could imagine that the image object doesn't get
width/height properties updated until it is rendered - maybe you should
try to add an "appear" listener!?
A qooxdoo based gallery would be great - I always liked the idea, but I
have time to r
Qooxdoo 1.2 makes use of XUL AFAIK, which is no longer supported in
Firefox 3.7 / 4.
Update to qx 1.2.2 or qx 1.3, then things should start working again.
This was topic on the mailing list before.
Greetings
Stefan
On 03.01.2011 18:19, dragon2k...@gmx.de wrote:
> Hello,
>
> firebug is not com
On 03.01.2011 18:41, Stefan Volbers wrote:
> A qooxdoo based gallery would be great - I always liked the idea, but I
> have time to realise such for myself...
...
sadly I DON'T have time :-(
Greetings
Stefan
-
Hi Laszlo,
yes, there is no main event loop in qooxdoo; there is only a main()
method of the application class, but that's sufficient, as the
javascript engine in the browser does all of the event handling.
Even though all of this event based programming does differ from your
well known work fl
Hi Laszlo, and welcome to the list if you are new here,
the reason why your class breaks sometimes I believe is the following:
when the Login window object is created, the entire application is
probably not completely rendered, so that app's root's bounds are indeed
null.
You might add a listen
Hi there,
I had problems with the playground editor on Opera/Windows, too.
It was close to unusable if using the backspace.
If there is some new editor handling this, it would be great.
Greetings
Stefan
On 26.11.2010 18:33, Martin Wittemann wrote:
> Hey,
>
>> ... the editor loses focus and I c
Hi Christian,
I totally agree on your suggestions.
Had a case where I needed the form widgets too, and wondered why there
is no public getItems().
I worked around by creating a specific array collecting references to
the widgets; but if there was a dedicated form method to do that, I'd be
happy
Hey Martin,
thanks for the info, that's fine.
Greetings,
Stefan
On 26.09.2010 11:23, Martin Wittemann wrote:
> Hey,
> Well, we still haven an bug open for such a RPC remote data store but sure we
> will not can get it done this year. I want to check the RPC layer before that
> and that takes s
Hi Christian, Martin and others,
I somehow had in mind that you were working on a JsonRpc store, perhaps
from an earlier posting of yours on the m.l.
Can you tell if the source is stable so far? And if so, wouldn't you
agree that a JsonRpc store would perfectly fit into the framework itself?
I'
Hej,
the store, while using the simpler qx.io.remote.Request system to
retrieve data, has the advantage of being coupled to the (rather new)
qooxdoo data binding system.
This makes binding the data to qooxdoo widgets (like lists, or forms)
quite simple.
qx.io.remote.Rpc is the more advanced IO
Hi Jean-Baptiste,
if I may intercept in this discussion:
I don't believe that qooxdoo'd get a better 'market share' if the python
build system'd disappear.
You may not know that prior to qooxdoo 0.8 (or was it 0.7?) the build
system relied on 'make' instead of python, which was a disadvantage f
Hi Tobi,
your contrib looks amazing, but you should recognize that traffic on the
mailing list is normally lower on weekends.
Furthermore, I believe most people on the ml use it to get help to solve
their problems (which is totally okay).
So if you receive only little feedback on your contrib an
Hi Ed,
to gain control over the DateField popup, just do a
var dfPopup = myDateField.getChildControl("popup");
and add
dfPopup.setVisibility("visible");
to open the popup.
Certainly you can execute this stuff in some keypress event listener or
such, like
myDateField.addListen
Hi Piotr,
regarding the for/in, yes, this is a classic one, many of us tasted that.
The problem is that for/in is designed to be used on (enumerable)
objects, not arrays. As the array prototype in qooxdoo is extended (in
IE) to catch up with other browsers, for/in enumerates these extensions.
Y
Martin,
didn't know taskspeed; it is quite impressing. Qooxdoo really performs
well; I wonder if 1.2 SDK performance can match?
Petr,
when first time participating in a qooxdoo project some three years ago
(qx 0.6.6), there actually *was* a performance issue, but it was clearly
limited to the
Tobi,
very, _very_ nice!
How bad such things didn't exist two years ago when I had to mess with
protochart to have it create charts in js...
But if I was to create some browser charting tool again, I'd definitely
use your widgets!
Greetings
Stefan
On 26.08.2010 15:20, Tobias Oetiker wrote:
>
qx.bom.client.Engine.MSHTML
does the job.
Hint: use the search button in the api viewer to find e.g. mshtml.
Greetings,
Stefan
On 14.08.2010 00:47, dragon2k...@gmx.de wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i need to convert an older code to the new 1.2 one, how can i get this
>
> qx.core.Client.getInstance().isMsht
Okay,
thanks to your confirmation of the correct approach, I was able to get
it done.
The trick was not to work on the target2model converter (which I had
expected), but the model2target converter needed some assistance to
translate the date string (in german dd.MM. format) back into a date
Hi there,
is there any way to have in a model (bound via form controller to a
typical form) a string instead of a date object?
I have re-encountered an old problem that I make use of DateFields in my
forms, but (as I only need the date string in the backend database) I
don't want the date objec
I see,
you should indeed stick with the command then.
Sadly I don't know of a better way to deal with the problem.
In fact myself I once struggled with removing a (default) event listener
from a widget, because the listener's callback function often is out of
reach; I wish there'd be some way t
Hi Marc,
I tried something slightly differently, seems to work out:
I removed the button.setCommand(this._command) line in _getMenu(), but
instead added a listener
button.addListener("execute", function(e){
this.toggleShowLabel();
}, this);
in the same place.
With this tiny modificatio
Time for me to spend a couple o'cents too...
Unlike many participants in this discussion, I don't use my own
framework on top of qooxdoo, but simply create web applications, 100% of
which are business intranet apps with no demand for sophisticated
appearance and alike.
This job gets done extrem
Hi Werner,
you should have a look at Burak Arslan's JsQt ([1]).
It makes use of the Qt Designer, which IMHO is a nice GUI designer; it
compiles the resulting XML to qooxdoo classes, which you can then fill
with all the necessary business logic.
HTH,
greetings,
Stefan
[1] http://jsqt.org/
On
Hi Bee,
in one project I used Protochart for charting purposes; it depends on
Prototype, and using Excanvas you can also have it work in IE6+.
It integrated smoothly in qooxdoo.
Porting something like that to qooxdoo would be nice, but I'd expect it
to be a lot of work - too much for a single s
Hi Guilherme,
it looks like a bug to me, but I guess only Martin can tell for sure
(maybe he will on monday).
Nonetheless, if you remove the listItem directly from the list via
list.remove(list.getSelection()[0]);
the error does not occur.
Speaking of which, the line
controller.setModel(model.r
Hi Alexander,
On 25.05.2010 00:05, alexander.volik wrote:
>> seems like you're looking for the preventDefault() method.
> Yes, it works for the textbox.
>> Otherwise, if you don't want the user to select certain ListItems, you
>> can check for the selection in the "changeSelection" listener and
Hi Alexander,
seems like you're looking for the preventDefault() method.
Call it on the event object in the listener to have it prevent the
execution of the default code.
Imagine you don't want the letter "w","W" in your textfield "tf":
tf.addListener("keypress", function(evt) {
if (evt.getK
Hi Piotr,
the only issue is probably that the selection api has been harmonized
some months ago to always return arrays.
Try changing the specific line to
var treeFolder = e.getData()[0];
and things should go fine.
HTH,
greetings
Stefan
On 15.04.2010 17:19, Piotr Leszczynski wrote:
> Hello,
>
Hi Caio,
depending on which size exactly you want to know, try
container.getHeight()
or
container.getInnerSize().height
You probably need to read these values in a listener which get fired on
layout completion, or else the height will be null. Maybe try
container's "resize" event.
HTH, greeti
Hi Nomos,
On 24.03.2010 09:52, nomos wrote:
> I wondered that qooxdoo have not more real-life projects
> (http://qooxdoo.org/community)/real_life_examples) IMHO are e.g. SmokePing,
> du2rrd, PIE project good test-cases...
Well, there definitely are more real-life projects, but surely there are
m
Hi Hansjoerg,
I must confess I haven't really tried the localization, but one thing
comes to my mind:
Did you add the 'en' locale in your application's config.json before
generating? I believe this is mandatory before you can select another
locale.
HTH,
greetings
Stefan
On 24.02.2010 16:04,
ned second parameter;
please try and report your experiences.
Greetings,
Stefan
On 24.02.2010 11:11, skar wrote:
> Stefan Volbers wrote:
>> Yes, that's the error Dave describes.
>> By writing the pane header class, you can get rid of it.
>> Hint: such looks my const
Yes, that's the error Dave describes.
By writing the pane header class, you can get rid of it.
Hint: such looks my constructor:
qx.Class.define("myNameSpace.paneHeader",
{
extend : qx.ui.table.pane.Header,
construct : function(paneScroller)
{
this.base(arguments, paneScroller);
Hi Skar,
I had the same issue just a few days ago, see the thread here:
http://www.nabble.com/Hide-header-row-in-TreeVirtual-tp23104983p23104983.html
(the most important message is from Dave, written 11/24/2009).
Please write again if you get it done with this info, or if you need
more help.
Gr
Works perfectly, thanks for the quick answer!
Greetings,
Stefan
On 12.02.2010 16:29, Dave Baggett wrote:
>
> You can pass a tablePaneHeader key to the call to new
> qx.ui.treevirtual.TreeVirtual, like so:
>
> tree = new qx.ui.treevirtual.TreeVirtual("Tree", { tablePaneHeader: function
> (obj) { r
Hi Dave,
resurrection reloaded:-)
I tried your concept (thanks for that) and I see the results you describe.
Now I'd like to try your proposed pane header class; no problem
constructing the class and instantiating the pane header object, but
where do I declare that the pane scroller should use
Thanks Martin, Frank,
your approaches are convincing!
Great stuff, thanks a lot!
Greetings,
Stefan
On 10.02.2010 09:43, Schwichtenberg, Frank wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
>> Von: MartinWittemann [mailto:martin.wittem...@1und1.de]
>
>> it's much easier than you thought. The
hope you excuse my browser related ranting...
Greetings,
Stefan
On 10.02.2010 02:00, Stefan Volbers wrote:
> Hi Ilkka,
>
> bad news from the browser front:
> Your proposed solution fails because the exported time string format
> differs between browsers.
> In every decent brows
Hi Ilkka,
bad news from the browser front:
Your proposed solution fails because the exported time string format
differs between browsers.
In every decent browser I tested (english or german versions) I have a
date string like "Wed Feb 10 2010 00:00:00 bla", while only in IE7 and
IE8 (german) I
e=bar --out=g:\
executes successfully here (didn't know the cmd shell is able to!).
Greetings,
Stefan
On 09.02.2010 19:13, thron7 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 02/09/2010 06:25 PM, Stefan Volbers wrote:
>> Hi Thomas,
>>
>> I tried to create a skeleton cross drives, w
quot;Mar"]="03";m["Apr"]="04";m["May"]="05";m["Jun"]="06";
> m["Jul"]="07";m["Aug"]="08";m["Sep"]="09";m["Oct"]="10";m["Nov"]=&quo
tion is way too slow, like you noted in another place).
Greetings,
Stefan
On 09.02.2010 10:37, thron7 wrote:
>
>
> On 02/09/2010 05:25 AM, Stefan Volbers wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> sorry, just can't comply:
>> Got the ActiveState Python distribution (2.6.4),
Hi there,
since the form api changed in qooxdoo 1.0, there seems to be no
(documented) way to read the value which is entered into the DateField's
input widget.
Actually I need to transmit the literal value displayed in the DateField
to the database backend ("2010/02/09"), not the javascript d
Hi there,
sorry, just can't comply:
Got the ActiveState Python distribution (2.6.4), qx 1.0.1 on Win7 too,
and it is working fine in the normal command window (cmd.exe).
So I write to assure that the requirements on Win7 do not differ, which
I consider important.
To be more precise:
executing
Hi Stefan,
you'll really get an easy grip on everything qooxdoo if you learn to use
the api documentation the right way:
If you look up the "keyup" event in qx.ui.core.Widget (from which other
widgets inherit this event, and others), you'll see that it is one of
the qx.event.type.KeySequence k
Hi danovics,
I tried your example in chrome, even modified it to show() the
secondLayer after secondLayer.setBackgroundColor("blue"); in an event
listener which gets fired after secondLayer disappears.
No chance to have the red square disappear.
In chrome, I don't get an error on
qx.ui.core.qu
Hi Fritz,
I had the same case in the end of 2008 and solved it by writing my own
cellrenderer.
I then copied several parts of cellrenderer.Conditional, because I had
to change the behaviour for my needs anyway , and set
style["background-color"] = this.conditions[i][1];
on occasion. I
Hi Hansjoerg,
try to imagine what the demobrowser classes represent - they are not
self-contained, they are just "food" for the demobrowser application,
which is a qooxdoo app itself. Think of the demobrowser as kind of a
runtime environment for the classes which you see when you click on the
Hi Hansjoerg,
you're almost there...:-)
Look at what you are pasting there, it contains two functions. The first
isn't relevant here, the second creates a table and returns it.
All you need is the _content_ of the second function, and instead of
returning 'table', you'd just add it to the appli
Hi Fritz, Mustafa, Derrell,
in can confirm in my local demo browser (#table~Table_Context_Menu.html)
with Firefox 3.5.6, Chrome 3 or IE 7 on WinXP, there is no context menu
at all.
But only one tab further I have a custom application where I applied a
context menu on a table and it works fine.
You're welcome.
Glad I could help you find the right answer, and I also learned
something myself - that's a win/win.
Greetings,
Stefan
On 31.01.2010 10:08, danovics wrote:
> hi Stefan
>
> Thank you very much for your answer.
> I tried to call qx.ui.core.queue.Widget.flush(); in my code but it
>
Hi Stefan,
if I paste this into playground:
qx.Class.define("mb.system.Globals", {
extend: qx.core.Object,
members :
{
processorURL: "../../index.php",
containerMain : null,
containerTop
Hi danovics,
neither did I experience the same nor do I indeed know a solution, but
the following may be worth a blind shot:
In a recent thread there was a suggestion to flush the widget queue in
order to enforce the right order of widget appearance.
Alexander then wrote:
You can call
qx.u
Hi Skar,
I'm only guessing, but to me it seems like you can't tab the window's
contents because you are blocking it too. You are creating a new blocker
object and call it on the window's appear event.
If things haven't changed in qooxdoo 1.0 (haven't tried modal windows in
1.0 yet), this isn't
Hi Bruce,
a similar question was just recently asked regarding
qx.ui.window.Window, and the solution here could be similar too:
myTabView.setContentPadding(0);
sets the padding of the content page. A tiny white border remained when
I tried this in playground, and I wasn't able to remove it usin
Hi Fritz,
I'd guess you're looking for
win.setContentPadding(0);
HTH,
greetings,
Stefan
On 11.01.2010 22:17, Fritz Zaucker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to put something into a qx.ui.window.Window and can't get rid of
> the padding:
>
> http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/playground/#%7B%22code%22%
Stefan
On 28.12.2009 00:33, Jörg Sawatzki wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> sorry, that was a typo - of course I am using the array brackets around
> the string - the result is as described: [ undefined ]
>
> Some more ideas? :)
>
> Thanks anyway,
>
> Jörg
>
> Am Sonn
Hi Joerg,
although I didn't try this, the problem you describe is probably the
same as reported quite often in the last weeks:
The selection api underwent some harmonization months ago; since then,
you have to provide an array when setting a selection manually, as
several widgets allow for mult
Congratulations!
I'm happy to be a qooxdoo user, and I will continue telling others -
even more now it has become a full 1.0 version!
Greetings,
Stefan
On 17.12.2009 19:29, Andreas Ecker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> of course, you're the first to get to know that qooxdoo 1.0 has just
> been released :-)
>
alright in both, the IE7 compatibility mode and
> standards mode.
>
> Best Regards
>
> Dominik
>
>> Message: 1
>> Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:48:48 +0100
>> From: Stefan Volbers
>> Subject: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Title bar colors anomaly with Internet
On 15.12.2009 14:54, Tobias Oetiker wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> hmmm the code for window open is realy simple:
>
> logo.addListener('click', function() {
>qx.bom.Window.open('http://www.remocular.org/v/VERSION',
> 'remocular.org');
> });
>
>
> does the IE s
tings,
Stefan
On 15.12.2009 13:51, Tobias Oetiker wrote:
> Today Stefan Volbers wrote:
>
>> Hi Tobi,
>>
>> great you got it running even with excanvas. Fabian is right, the
>> ui update rocks! You should consider dual licensing it, selling a
>> commercial versi
tiker wrote:
> Today Stefan Volbers wrote:
>
>> Hi Tobi,
>>
>> great you got it running even with excanvas. Fabian is right, the
>> ui update rocks! You should consider dual licensing it, selling a
>> commercial version; remocular might become server admin
Hey there,
see
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/devel/demobrowser/#widget~Window.html
with Internet Explorer (I tested IE7).
You'll see strange colors in the windows' title bar.
This does not happen with
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#widget~Window.html
(as of 15.12.2009). So I guess there
Hi Tobi,
great you got it running even with excanvas. Fabian is right, the ui
update rocks! You should consider dual licensing it, selling a
commercial version; remocular might become server admin's best friend.
Greetings,
Stefan
On 15.12.2009 10:49, Fabian Jakobs wrote:
> Awesome! I like the
Hi core devs,
as others already said, the well-founded qooxdoo OO api is invaluable.
The mailing list is ultima ratio whenever things need enlightenment.
Any major browser is supported.
But my topmost favourite qooxdoo point is: you have a fully complete
toolkit for writing enterprise web applicat
Tobias Oetiker wrote:
>> This is *great* news! Sadly wouldn't be useful for my customers, but I'd
>> like to see it in use for observing my own server (up to now I use an
>> rss feed).
>
> why would it not be useful for your customers ?
Windows servers, and network monitoring already done via
Tobias Oetiker wrote:
> Today Stefan Volbers wrote:
>
>> Hi Tobi,
>>
>> your app looks fantastic.
>> Are you going to release the canvas cell renderer as a contrib? I'm sure
>> it would come in handy for many of us sooner or later.
>
> yes, the cod
Hi Tobi,
your app looks fantastic.
Are you going to release the canvas cell renderer as a contrib? I'm sure
it would come in handy for many of us sooner or later.
I followed your link not only with firefox but also with IE7, and as
expected there were no inline canvas graphs; have you considere
Hey hey,
+1 me too.
Performance is king.
Greetings,
Stefan
Helder Magalhães wrote:
> Hi everone,
>
>
>
> Derrell Lipman wrote:
>> I just added the following to the jsonrpc_extensions wiki pgae:
>>
>> qooxdoo JSON dates [...]
>>
>
> +1 for completely moving the date object [1] to an extension
I still hope we get a comment from the author - maybe we're on the wrong
trail? You should know that I never used filtered model before...
Maybe later today I have time to look deeper into this.
Greetings,
Stefan
danovics wrote:
> Hi Stefan
>
> A new day a new issue.
> So the situation for now
gt; seems to be working!!!
> thankyouthankyouthankyou
>
> (a very happy) Daniel
>
>
> Stefan Volbers wrote:
>> Hi Daniel,
>>
>> I'm not very surprised that this doesn't work, as the addRow() etc.
>> methods don't get overridden in
it state.
>
> oh my
>
>
>
> danovics wrote:
>> Actually I'm trying the removeRows(), addRows() method-combination. It
>> seems to be a little bit faster than change all the datas.
>> I'll write my experiences with this.
>>
>> Greet
Wt!
Great stuff, thank you!
I promise to give feedback as soon as I find s/th noticeable; a cheat
sheet for complex matters like data binding is *BIG* help!
Greetings,
Stefan
MartinWittemann wrote:
> Hi Data Binding users,
> I created a CheatSheet for the qooxdoo Data Binding. Maybe you can
pArray() - are there others?).
Greetings,
Stefan
danovics wrote:
> Thank you _very_ much for your answer.
> It's good to know, that is not me or my code make the mistake.
> Although I didn't understand 100% what you wrote, but I'll try the method
> you suggested.
> Th
Hi danovics,
looking at table/model/filtered.js, I believe it's a bug in Filtered.
Whenever resetHiddenRows() is called, a shadow table data
(this.__fullArr) is retrieved; but this would be set correctly only if
you used setData() in your application, the setRows() method seems to
have been fo
Hi Ilkka,
your code should work if, in the last line of the constructor, you add
the listener to 'this.__timer' instead of just 'this' (not tested on
your code though, only generally).
HTH,
greetings,
Stefan
Ilkka Oksanen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have qooxdoo object which is responsible for refres
Hi Skar,
AFAIK this is not possible with table, but as your are asking about
other widgets:
See #ui~DragDrop.html in demo browser, the reorderable list on the right
side shows its capability.
You might place a custom list side-by-side to a table; if a user
reorders the list, you can update the
Hi Monika,
is this topic still valid?
Last year I had a case where I wanted to render background coloured
(text) table cells depending on some conditions.
I managed it by analysing the demo browser's table_condition demo. Has
been quite an effort; I ended up writing an own cell renderer.
As yo
Hi Jonathan, Christian,
thanks so far for your help!
Maybe heading for treevirtual is indeed a better idea, I will look into
that.
Greetings,
Stefan
panyasan wrote:
>
>
> Jonathan Weiß wrote:
>>
>> I am not sure if it is possible to hide the header of a table. Perhaps
>> some else know if and
Hi Riccardo-Maria,
e.g.
var elem = new qx.ui.form.DateField();
elem.setDateFormat(new qx.util.format.DateFormat("dd.MM."));
would emit a date in german day.month.year format.
The documentation is somewhere out there, I found it once, but didn't now...
If you want to fiddle on with DateFormat
Hi there,
for a recent project I need to display lab data in huge letters. My
first version used few hundreds of labels in a grid to arrange all well,
but the performance in IE (once again) is too sluggish to satisfy my
customer.
Now I used table, and performance is great, but I can't make it d
hich is able to serve php4 AND php5 is invaluable in my case.
Thanks again for your workings on the php backend,
greetings,
Stefan
panyasan wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> thanks for taking time to test the trunk.
>
>
> Stefan Volbers wrote:
>>
>> ...which reminded me
...which reminded me of my promise some month ago that I would test the
PHP4 backend and report my experiences...
So hi there, I just got trunk and packed it onto my PHP4 test server
(W2K with PHP4.4.8), this is what came out (used FF3.5.4 with firebug):
1. The first rpc threw:
{ error: {
Dietrich,
I believe the thread Christian mentions in an earlier email does also
notice that these bugs which firebug misses are going to firefox
internal javascript error console.
So instead of switching to another browser you may only need to look in
another place. Nasty but IMHO better than I
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