It's really cool, and the resize image, shade style, title bar background color seems good , that doesn't before upgrade.
On 12/1/05, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
P.S. Did yum just upgrade all my graphics libraries in some weird way so that the FloatingPane windows all have this cool new shaded styling look or does everyone else see it too? I swear the debug console looks just like my Os bash console window now ;) (you did notice the green on black ? hehehe)On 12/2/05, Jesse Kuhnert < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Not a huge deal Felix. We've still got plenty of time. I'd rather delay the release some more than have you rush through it. I'm perfectly ok doing dev without the exception pane working.On 12/2/05, Felix Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Yes, the Exception Pane and Popup Pane isn't work properly with the latest dojo after I updated.
I 'll try to fix it ASAP. :)On 12/2/05, Jesse Kuhnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I think it would be great to be able to package dojo directly into the tacos.jar :) Just so long as people can still override our distribution of it of course..
I did notice that the Exception popup pane doesn't appear to be rendering correctly anymore. Perhaps the debugConsole will give you inspiration for a solution?
I did also notice quite a bit of direct dom node styling, which I've been guilty of myself I suppose. :) This may have something to do with some of the issues. I found a very useful "method" on the FloatingPane widget labeled resizeTo(w, h). It lets you set the size and it also handles re-rendering itself and it's children properly. This combined with some more use of dojo.style/dojo.html will probably solve most of these problems.
Will look at the linking in a bit, but keep up the good work ! :)On 12/1/05, Felix Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I know the exception pane stuff was a huge pain in the ass, it really should be a widget, but since this seems to not be supportable by the current Asset service just yet we'll have to get by. (It will be supported soon, just need my commit :) )
Are you saying that you will let the dojo library in tacos.jar file? That would be great if you do that!
I just commit that changes only on AjaxDirectLink , any feedback if appreciated.
- Felix
On 12/1/05, Felix Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I am trying to add popup parameter to AjaxDirectLink sort of components.
that would popup the updated component in a FloatingPane after ajax response. just when doing the effects thing.
It is simple to implement because of the previous lots of work for showing exception pane.
and is nice I think that AjaxDirectLink/AjaxSubmit/AjaxLinkSubmit have this feature to to all kinds of popup stuff.
The implementation in my local works great. I just add a link in Editor demo page to let an Editor show in popup pane.
the usage would be:
Editor.html
<div style="display:none;">
<div jwcid="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" id="editor">
<div jwcid="editHtmlForPopup">Editable content</div>
</div>
</div>
<a jwcid="popupLink">Show Popup Editor</a>
Editor.page
<component id="popupLink" type="tacos:AjaxDirectLink">
<binding name="listener" value="listener:loadInitialData"/>
<binding name="updateComponents"
value="ognl:{'editor'}"/>
<binding name="popup" >
literal:{
title:"Editor",
widgetId:"editor",
constrainToContainer:"1",
toggle:'fade',
resizable:true,
persistenceWidgetPosition: true,
contentNodeId:'editor'
}
</binding>
<binding name="statusElement" value="literal:status" />
</component>
that's all for a popup show.
I will commit it if you guys think it is good. or commit that after the alpha-7 release if you guys can wait, ;).
