I tried it. Unfortunatelly, GridLayout doesn't meet my requirements and I need
exactly html table.
> I suggest that you look at using a GridLayout as a replacement for an HTML
> table. Check out the demos of it.
And one more related question. Here is the piece of code:
var test = document.getElementById('test');
var btnRun = new qx.ui.form.Button('Run!');
btnRun.set({...});
// how could I add btnRun to test?
// something like test.add(btnRun);
Perhaps, some low-level hack could help?
Thanks,
Alexei Golovko
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