>> Thx Sebastian,
>>
>> that's indeed even better. BUT! I thought it's not possible to click
>> a button with a "wait" cursor - well, it is. And that's the point. I
>> want to forbid any button clicks to user in some cases. Is there any
>> elegant way to do this(like with the "wait" cursor)?
>
> there is a block method on the client document, too. This will block
> the whole application. If that's what your are looking for.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Sebastian
>
>
Yes, that looks good. And that prevents that user clicks at any buttons.
BUT!(sorry for so many "buts":-) If a user do click any buttons anyway,
the clicks are "saved" and are performed as soon as i say:
qx.ui.core.ClientDocument.getInstance().release(). How can i ignore that
clicks?
And again about the cursor: in my case(some ToolBarCheckBox that perform
some filtering):
tbox.addEventListener("changeChecked", function(e){
qx.ui.core.ClientDocument.getInstance().setGlobalCursor("wait");
//do some filtering that causes 100% processor load and takes
sometimes up to 15 sec
qx.ui.core.ClientDocument.getInstance().setGlobalCursor("default");
},this);
i see no changes in cursor-appearance at all. But if i set cursor in any
other place(class constructor etc.) than it works fine. Is there smth.
wrong with eventListener?
Best Regards,
alex.d
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