Hi all,
Thank you for the feedbacks.
A patch for POC is available at
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-10164.
This patch also comes with an example of actual usage within the Catalog
component.
Note that Splitter tag is now to be used outside of the Actions tag.
Regards,
James
om> wrote:
> Hi James,
>
> I am a bit unclear on this proposal. You define in the actions of some
> parent section a splitter between two sub-sections? What's the purpose? How
> does it translate to html? And how is it related to headers, footers or
> scrollbars?
>
> On
Hi James,
I am a bit unclear on this proposal. You define in the actions of some
parent section a splitter between two sub-sections? What's the purpose? How
does it translate to html? And how is it related to headers, footers or
scrollbars?
On Dec 26, 2017 6:41 PM, "James Yong"
Hi All,
Would like to implement a splitter tag for the Widgets. This new tag can be
used in the Actions tags to add a splitter between 2 sections. This is useful
when you want to
1) keep the header, footer always visible; or
2) put different sections together; each section has their own
have an attribute to specify its width as a
>>> percentage of the column-container width. Pixel widths should be avoided
>>> since the screen widgets are supposed to be rendering device agnostic.
>>>
>>> The column-container and column elements will support the commo
n elements will support the common screen
widget attributes like name, style, id, etc.
The column-container could support a type attribute that controls how the
contained columns behave. For example, type="splitter" will render the
contained columns as a splitter window.
From the widg
rendering device agnostic.
>
> The column-container and column elements will support the common screen
> widget attributes like name, style, id, etc.
>
> The column-container could support a type attribute that controls how the
> contained columns behave. For example, type
that controls how
the contained columns behave. For example, type="splitter" will render
the contained columns as a splitter window.
From the widget model perspective, the column-container manages
resizing columns when one of them is collapsed or its width changes.
Column size informat
link or control reduces the column
>>>> to a
>>>> small icon. Clicking on the icon expands the column back. This could be
>>>> used
>>>> for vertical menus.
>>>>
>>>> Maybe it is time to consider a column widget - where functionality
I was looking for a way to implement a splitter that would allow the
user to adjust the width of the left column in multicolumn screens
(i.e. in the catalog application).
In OFBiz there are already several js library.
Is somebody aware of a simple method to do this?
I have briefly looked int
aybe it is time to consider a column widget - where functionality can be
> built in and configured with attributes.
>
> -Adrian
>
> Bruno Busco wrote:
>>
>> I was looking for a way to implement a splitter that would allow the
>> user to adjust the width of the left co
duces the column to a
>> small icon. Clicking on the icon expands the column back. This could be used
>> for vertical menus.
>>
>> Maybe it is time to consider a column widget - where functionality can be
>> built in and configured with attributes.
>>
>> -Adria
widget - where functionality can
be built in and configured with attributes.
-Adrian
Bruno Busco wrote:
I was looking for a way to implement a splitter that would allow the
user to adjust the width of the left column in multicolumn screens
(i.e. in the catalog application).
In OFBiz there are
I was looking for a way to implement a splitter that would allow the
user to adjust the width of the left column in multicolumn screens
(i.e. in the catalog application).
In OFBiz there are already several js library.
Is somebody aware of a simple method to do this?
I have briefly looked into the
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