Hi Jim,
you can use "regular" Array objects as well. At least some of the data can be.
I've been asking the same question a while ago and did some tests about it...
(yes! trial-and-error sometimes works ;) )
The data to be shown in the ListView are Maps with (at least) a "text" key.
I'm not 100%
I did want to ask one more thing about the ListView, is there a way to use
normal JavaScript arrays with it instead of JSON objects arrays? When I try
and use JavaScript arrays I get errors.
Thanks,
Jim
On 5/4/07, Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fabian Jakobs schrieb:
> Jim Hunter
We are going to move to remote table on the next version of the program. I
see the benefits but for the presentation I am doing on Monday I need raw
speed.
Thanks,
Jim
On 5/4/07, Dietrich Streifert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jim,
I'm using successfully qx.ui.table with the remote table m
Hi Jim,
I'm using successfully qx.ui.table with the remote table modell which is
able to load huge data in portions on demand.
If you have 100 visible rows in your table and a total of ~1 rows
only a few hundred of rows are loaded on initialization which speeds
things allot up.
Jim Hu
I'll give this a try, thanks.
Jim
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Fabian Jakobs schrieb:
> Jim Hunter schrieb:
>> Thanks but I can't use appearance themes as the code I showed was just
>> a test leading into the real code that will change the color of each
>> row. Our application changes the color of the rows depending on 'some
>> condition' in the row. I have
Jim Hunter schrieb:
> Thanks but I can't use appearance themes as the code I showed was just
> a test leading into the real code that will change the color of each
> row. Our application changes the color of the rows depending on 'some
> condition' in the row. I have it working fine in Table, bu
Thanks but I can't use appearance themes as the code I showed was just a
test leading into the real code that will change the color of each row. Our
application changes the color of the rows depending on 'some condition' in
the row. I have it working fine in Table, but I am trying to gain some mor
Jim Hunter schrieb:
I forgot, this is in qooxdoo .6.6, thanks.
This was the critical hint ;-) The issue you are facing the the good old
appearance overwrites user value bug in the older qooxdoo releases. This
is now fixed in svn and will be solved with the next release but for
0.6.6 you will h
I forgot, this is in qooxdoo .6.6, thanks.
On 5/3/07, Jim Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to do some modification of the ListView in order to provide
colored background for rows and I'm not getting what I would expect. In
preparation for final changes I tried some brute force chan
I am trying to do some modification of the ListView in order to provide
colored background for rows and I'm not getting what I would expect. In
preparation for final changes I tried some brute force changes but got
nothing. I placed a line right after this line:
vCell = new vColumns[vCol].content
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