Thank you very much - I was about to check out EXTjs along with
DojotoolKit today.
It looks like I might be able to get this done using web tech.
Johnf
On 01/19/2018 02:42 AM, Jani Tiainen wrote:
Hi,
Also Dojotoolkit has windows (or actually Dijit does which is part of
Dojotoolkit):
In other words, Django has the ability to generate HTML from the context
you provide it, which is then rendered by the browser. It doesn't have the
ability to manipulate as you want because you need to set up a method for
the browser to communicate back to the server.
That's what people here
HI John,
Django is a HTML framework - you would need to add the javascript part
yourself - that's just the way it works.
There are several different ways of doing what you want, here are a couple
of examples:
http://www.qooxdoo.org/current/widgetbrowser/
I believe I understand what you are saying. But I was hoping that
Django offered the javascript framework that allowed multi-windows. To
get what I want I will have to use a javascript framework - I
understand. But that said, I have been researching several of the
javascript frameworks and
On 01/18/2018 05:25 PM, johnf wrote:
I have the backend covered with REST. When I try to google hybrid
google comes up with hybrid mobile apps. I did find fragment.js but I
don't see any type of real information on how to use it. I did find
some info on javascript and multi-windows
No John,
I don't think you understand what we are saying :-)
Like I said earlier - Django is a HTML framework - like ALL HTML framework,
it renders the pages you are seeing on the backend and presents the
information to the user. That is per design in the HTML world. You click on
a link and then
The reason I wanted Django was to insure that the data is valid (using
python). When they enter the data and the submit button is clicked I
want to be able to modify the response using python.
So what I'm hearing from the list - is that in general - people are not
using the Django template
Hi,
I think you are not thinking this completely through correctly.
Django is a framework used to generate HTML pages. HTML pages render one
page at a time in one webbrowser window. That is the way HTML works.
You can via javascript do some funky things, like Single page applications
- but then
I have the backend covered with REST. When I try to google hybrid
google comes up with hybrid mobile apps. I did find fragment.js but I
don't see any type of real information on how to use it. I did find
some info on javascript and multi-windows but here again it looks like
it wants to
Hi.
Yes and no. Usually you do SPA, a single page application, that just talks
to backend, Django in this case, using some means. REST api and JSON data
is quite common.
So basically you need only one template that fires up rest of your
interface.
There are though alternative approaches like
But doesn't Django provide the template system? Do you replace the
template system with DoyuoToolkit?
Johnf
On 01/18/2018 05:43 AM, Jani Tiainen wrote:
Hi,
This actually doesn't have anything to do with Django, but frontend.
Basically you need to pick some Javascript UI framework that
Doesn't opening a new browser window imply using lots of memory?
Johnf
On 01/18/2018 05:11 AM, Andréas Kühne wrote:
Hi,
You would have to either write a single page application that handles
the window creations (to make it more like an application). But the
standard way would just to open
Hi,
This actually doesn't have anything to do with Django, but frontend.
Basically you need to pick some Javascript UI framework that supports
features you're after.
Personally I've only used Dojotoolkit (free, nicely licensed) and ExtJS
(commercial).
On 18.1.2018 15.07, johnf wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
You would have to either write a single page application that handles the
window creations (to make it more like an application). But the standard
way would just to open a new browser window - You can use the target
property on an a tag (for the link to the customer) to open a new page each
Hi,
I have a desktop CRUD application that allows the same form to be opened
many times. Example: I can open a customer's (A) record in one
window/form and then from the first window/form (customer A's) open a
second or third window to process customer B or customer C etc... all
without
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