Fred McDavid schrieb:
On Wednesday 18 January 2006 01:13 am, Sebastian Werner wrote:
Fred McDavid schrieb:
Hi Sebastian,
I've hacked up Window_5.html example to illustrate the issue.
The combo box on tab 1 behaves normally until the window is placed in the
main area of the QxDockLayout.
What
Chris Ricks schrieb:
Hi Ryan,
I think you'll find that the "de-mystification" results in the following
meanings being assigned to the variables in the ListView demos:
* ld - List data (used for holding data)
* lt - List types (used for the "type" column in the demo)
* lc - List columns
* lv -
Fred McDavid schrieb:
Hi Sebastian,
I've hacked up Window_5.html example to illustrate the issue.
The combo box on tab 1 behaves normally until the window is placed in the main
area of the QxDockLayout.
What do you mean with "placed" here? As I can see there is a
QxDockLayout which is str
Hi Sebastian,
I've hacked up Window_5.html example to illustrate the issue.
The combo box on tab 1 behaves normally until the window is placed in the main
area of the QxDockLayout. When I do that, the popup appears beneath the
window...unless you're working with windows that hide the popup lik
Hi Sebastian,
This corrects an error relating to the problem with setting padding
properties. It relates to tree elements and should be an obvious fix, I
think.
Regards,
--Fred
On Tuesday 17 January 2006 07:57 pm, Fred McDavid wrote:
> Thanks Sebastian...definitely helps, I sent to you perso
Thanks Sebastian...definitely helps, I sent to you personally by
mistake...sorry about that.
On Tuesday 17 January 2006 05:34 pm, Sebastian Werner wrote:
> Fred McDavid schrieb:
> > Hey Sebastian,
> >
> > I'm trying out the appearance stuff and, so far, I'm finding a bunch of
> > margin and paddi
Fred McDavid wrote:
I'm thinking of something simple as well. Perhaps along the lines of:
var comm = new QxCommunicationsManager();
// Set various properties in comm regarding target determination, event
handlers and so on.
comm.attach(button1, "execute");
comm.attach(button2, "execute");
And
Sebastian,
The latest CVS renderer seems to have fixed the menu issue I had
encountered.
Thanks!
-Frank.
Sebastian Werner wrote:
> Frank Smith schrieb:
>> Hi Sebastian,
>>
>> I'm still having problems with menus in QxWindows. I've attached
>> my test program if you're interested in taking a c
Hi Ryan,
I think you'll find that the "de-mystification" results in the following
meanings being assigned to the variables in the ListView demos:
* ld - List data (used for holding data)
* lt - List types (used for the "type" column in the demo)
* lc - List columns
* lv - ListView
Hope this h
In the RENDERER demo, I see a lot of variables named with two letters.
I'm assuming they are abbreviations for german words but I wanted to
ask if they were and, if so, what are those words?
For instance, in "List View 11 @ qooxdoo :: demo [development]" (
http://qooxdoo.oss.schlund.de/demo/dev/p
Fred McDavid schrieb:
Hey Sebastian,
I'm trying out the appearance stuff and, so far, I'm finding a bunch of margin
and padding problems (where the properties doesn't seem to exist). Assuming
these are simply deprecated, what is the appearance equivalent of margins and
padding?
Hi Fred,
t
Jason J. Kahler baesystems.com> writes:
>
> How can I find a list of all named events for actionListeners. I can do
> this:
>
> QxListItem listItem = new QxListItem(..,...,...);
> listItem.addEventListener("click",function(e)
> {
> // do stuff when clicked.
> });
>
> how do I find out wha
Simon Bull yahoo.com.au> writes:
> For QxTreeFiles and QxTreeFolders this.getParent() returns a
> QxVerticalBoxLayout.
>
> It seems most logical to addEventListeners to the QxTree and QxTreeFolder
> elements, not their Layouts. So to pass an event up the tree to the next
> QxTreeFolder, QxTarg
Thanks.
Just a comment, it seems logical (to me at least) that if I add a QxMenu
to a QxMenuBar and add the QxMenuBar to the document that I shouldn't
need to add the QxMenu to the document also. This makes it difficult to
encapsulate menu handling into functions that return the top level menu
ob
How can I find a list of all named events for actionListeners. I can do
this:
QxListItem listItem = new QxListItem(..,...,...);
listItem.addEventListener("click",function(e)
{
// do stuff when clicked.
});
how do I find out what other events I can listen for i.e.
doubleClick
mouseDragged
et
Michael Wilson schrieb:
I can't seem to get menus to display. I get a menubar and I can click
the File button but no menu actually displays. The File menu item then
remains deprested on the MenuBar. See code for example. Can someone
tell me if I'm doing something wrong?
It seems that you ha
I can't seem to get menus to display. I get a menubar and I can click
the File button but no menu actually displays. The File menu item then
remains deprested on the MenuBar. See code for example. Can someone
tell me if I'm doing something wrong?
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd"
> I'm thinking of something simple as well. Perhaps along the lines of:
>
> var comm = new QxCommunicationsManager();
>
> // Set various properties in comm regarding target determination, event
> handlers and so on.
>
> comm.attach(button1, "execute");
> comm.attach(button2, "execute");
>
> And so
Sebastian Werner ha scritto:
Stanislav Ievlev schrieb:
Is it possible to change number of columns at runtime?
I am sorry. No.
Hi,
I resolved this by recreating the widget. You can save time by initially
creating listviews with same columns and after hide/display.
Stefano
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On Tue, Jan 17, 2006 at 04:33:08PM +0100, Sebastian Werner wrote:
> Stanislav Ievlev schrieb:
> >Greetings!
> >
> >Why layout's don't skip invisible items in calculations
>
> try to use setDisplay(false) instead of hide()
>
> And please take a look at our documentation here:
> http://qooxdoo.oss.
Stanislav Ievlev schrieb:
Greetings!
Why layout's don't skip invisible items in calculations
try to use setDisplay(false) instead of hide()
And please take a look at our documentation here:
http://qooxdoo.oss.schlund.de/2005/10/25/widget-visibility
Sebastian
In example below:
--
window
Greetings!
Why layout's don't skip invisible items in calculations
In example below:
--
window.application.main = function()
{
try
{
var d = this.getClientWindow().getClientDocument();
var b = new QxVerticalBoxLayout();
b.setWidth("100%");
b.setHeight("100%");
va
Stanislav Ievlev schrieb:
Greetings!
Why do you use '#' as a default value for QxListViewContentCellIconHtml's html
property?
As a result QxListView with empty element list will be filled with '#' symbols.
Sorry for this. This seems also for me to be wrong. Fixed in CVS.
Sebastian
--
Wi
Stanislav Ievlev schrieb:
Greetings!
Hi!
Is it possible to change number of columns at runtime?
I am sorry. No.
How to setup default selection?
Should work directly after the setup of the QxListView with the
selectionManager methods. myListView.getManager().setSelectedItems();
The a
Greetings!
Is it possible to change number of columns at runtime?
How to setup default selection?
How to change element content (e.g. icon for htmlIcon cells) at runtime?
--
With best regards
Stanislav Ievlev.
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Ok - so we mean both the same (why couldn't be everything so easy...)
Olli
>
> Sorry - I'm not entirely "awake" at the moment. :-)
>
> We're definitely not looking to provide classes that aren't
> completely
> flexible. That would be counter-productive for everyone!
>
> Oliver Vogel wrote:
Sorry - I'm not entirely "awake" at the moment. :-)
We're definitely not looking to provide classes that aren't completely
flexible. That would be counter-productive for everyone!
Oliver Vogel wrote:
We wouldn't be doing server-side stuff for the Qooxdoo
project at this
time (if that's what
Greetings!
Why do you use '#' as a default value for QxListViewContentCellIconHtml's html
property?
As a result QxListView with empty element list will be filled with '#' symbols.
--
With best regards
Stanislav Ievlev.
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This SF.net ema
> We wouldn't be doing server-side stuff for the Qooxdoo
> project at this
> time (if that's what you're asking).
No, thats NOT what i am asking. Thats what i MEAN!
If you use a "ready made" tookit instead of creating "your own" you don't
have to matter whats on the server side. So qooxdoo is "se
Hi Olli,
Oliver Vogel wrote:
Maybe a silly question, but WHY writing such a thing.
Not a silly question at all!
Why not sending a simple string and let the programmer do what she wants?
Perhaps the way I phrased this wasn't quite right. The idea I had in
mind was to provide a framework
Maybe a silly question, but WHY writing such a thing.
Why not sending a simple string and let the programmer do what she wants?
I am using JSON to generate a simple string from the data and everything
works fine.
JSON is available under many programming-languages, so what's the problem
and WHY wr
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