Hi

Here is my function to simulate an alert():

http://www.nabble.com/file/3961/qxAlert.html qxAlert.html 

I have detected several problems:

1) The 1st time it appears it is too wide, the 2nd time the width is
correct.  Why this different behaviour? I create a new instance each time.
2) If the text is too long, the maximum width of the window doesn't take any
effect

Surely, the tricky part is the wrapped label.

I have also tried this trick from Andreas, but doesn't work either:

qx.OO.defineClass('qx.ui.basic.WrappedLabel', qx.ui.basic.Label, function()
{
        qx.ui.basic.Label.apply(this, arguments);
        this.setWrap(true);
});

qx.Proto._changeInnerWidth = function(newValue, oldValue) {
  var node = this._copyStyles();
  node.innerHTML = this.getHtml();
  node.style.width = newValue + "px";
  this.setHeight(node.offsetHeight);

  return qx.ui.basic.Label.prototype._changeInnerWidth.call(this, newValue,
oldValue);
}
  


Regards,
David
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