Hi Julian, Yes I have the same issue, her is a link to the solution I'm
working on to implement into the MDI, I'm using Flex3
http://blogs.adobe.com/flexdoc/2007/03/creating_resizable_and_draggab.ht\
ml
http://blogs.adobe.com/flexdoc/2007/03/creating_resizable_and_draggab.h\
tml
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First off all try to turn off the mdiCanvas.effectsLib =
MDIVistaEffects;
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We've recently started using FlexMDI and we really like the
functionality.
However, we are experiencing performance problems with any
Hi Cato
Thanks very much for the quick response!!
Turning off Vista effects didn't make a noticeable difference I'm
afraid.
We are going to take a look at the stuff you wrote. We'll let you
know how we got on with that.
We are also going to take a look at superpanel - a link to which was
I am using FlexMDI extensively with datagrids and have not seen any
performance issues although the maximum number of columns I have used
so far is five. Displaying five columns with 200 rows is almost
instantaneous - it takes way longer to retrieve the data from the server.
I can't imagine that
Hi Julian, The SuperPanel are okay if you only need to resize a
window and you will need to create all the logic your self if you
wanth a docker for the minimized windows etc. And you will have the
same performance problems, I have tested allready, This is because
the ItemRenderes are allways
Hi Cato
Thanks for your reply. Yes, you are right we want the docker stuff
but don't really want to start writing it.
Just checking... are you experiencing the delay in loading/context
switching between windows or just the problem with resizing?
In simple terms what's the strategy you are
We had non-live resizing implemented prior to the 1.1 release but yanked it
due to some very small issues. Unfortunately we haven't gotten around to
putting it back and fixing it. You can dig through the SVN and try to
implement it if you're feeling ambitious. Shouldn't be too difficult really.
Hi Ben
Thanks for your reply.
I can see why non-live resizing would be less resource hungry - but
do you think it is or could be connected with other problem i'm
having in loading/switching context between windows?
Julian
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Honestly, no. Resizing is the only thing that is obviously intensive as it
causes constant revalidation/measurement. Switching which window is in focus
really just changes the style of the window. Maybe that is the problem
though. Try setting styleNameFocus and styleNameNoFocus to the same style
Hi Julian-
We are also using the MDI library for a large ERP-style application
and experienced the same issue you are describing. The problem for
us related to the updateStyles() method in the MDIWindow class in
the library. It seems when the code was checking for hasFocus
there was a lot
Hi Steve,
That is great to hear! Not only that you got things working but that you did
so on your own. :) I would love to see (and possibly incorporate) the
enhancements you made so if you're willing/able to share them please send
them my way. We give credit where credit is due and are always
Hi Steve
Wow! It looks as though you have cracked it! Fantastic...
There is definitely a beer waiting for you in London Bridge should
you ever be there!!!
Like Ben, I would be very keen to see the detailed changes you made,
if that were at all possible.
Incidentally, were you bothered by
Hi Valdor
Thanks very much for replying to my post.
As it turned out, we still had a problem even with less columns. I'm
not sure quite why that might be, but I think we are on to a solution
for our problem as a result of Steve Klee's post.
Thanks again
Julian
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