Hi Peter,
Thank you very much for your feedback and the effort that you made to
create this video.
For us it is absolutely helpful to get feedback from people like you :)
Have a nice Weekend
Cheers Tobias
Am 12.02.2014 15:17, schrieb Peter Caffin:
> Hi all.
>
> On Wed, 12 Feb 2014, Peter Caffin
Hi all.
On Wed, 12 Feb 2014, Peter Caffin wrote:
> I've resolved the issue though, so all's well, and I'll write it up for
> posting here shortly.
Essentially, as we can't directly "grid forget" a la Tk, the next best
option is to re-assign the containers to another location. In this
case, a mi
Hi Tobias,
I tried that method very early on, but it didn't really meet my needs
(as the child widgets didn't appear to be able to be stretched to the
size of the stack frame).
I've resolved the issue though, so all's well, and I'll write it up for
posting here shortly.
Kind regards.
On 11/
Hi Peter,
I tried a couple of solutions and come to the conclusion that
qx.ui.container.Stack[1] would fit best to your requirements: The stack
container puts its child widgets on top of each other and only the
topmost widget is visible.
Here is a little example that shows you the mechanism
On Thu, 6 Feb 2014, Tobias Oberrauch wrote:
> No problem Peter.
> I'll try to help you without the playground.
> Therefore I need some further information.
>
> - I need to know what page3 exactly is. (qx.ui.container.Composite?)
page3 = new qx.ui.tabview.Page("Descriptions", null);
page3.setLayo
, 6. Februar 2014 14:11
An: qooxdoo Development
Betreff: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Add, remove, re-add children from
qx.ui.layout.Grid
Hi Tobias,
Unfortunately, if I could provide you with a working playground example,
I wouldn't need to write here asking how it's done...
What I&
Hi Tobias,
Unfortunately, if I could provide you with a working playground example,
I wouldn't need to write here asking how it's done...
What I'm after is a "container.forget" equivalent of container.add,
which doesn't destroy its children when "forgetting" so they can be
added again later, i
Hi Peter,
Could you please provide a playground example based on the version you're using.
For example: http://demo.qooxdoo.org/3.5/playground/
This makes us easier to fully understand your use case.
Cheers Tobias
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Hi guys,
I have three widgets in a grid:
++---+
| box3_0 | box3_1[lang] |
++---+
|| box3_2[lang] |
++---+
What I'd like to be able to do is, say:
(0) Add box3_1[English] and box3_2[English].
(1) Type some stuff into child wi
