Hi Tobias!
Welcome to the qooxdoo comunity!
The first step I did was to use one of the demo files and modify it.
The demos are in your qooxdoo tree in the path frontend/demo/build/htm
and then the subdirectories test and example.
The demos are also available at http://demo.qooxdoo.org
To
Hi,
I work a lot with XML, XSLT.
It is very easy to convert from XML-RPC to JSON (thru a simple XML-RPC) and
from JSON to XML-RPC.
They contain the same info coded in a slightly diferent way.
Graham Henderson wrote:
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> Does Qooxdoo work with XML-RPC and if so, is there an example of how I
> w
Hi,
This is the right mailing list.
You need to build just once, unless later you would like to tweak something
o try a newer version of qooxdoo.
How to learn:
through the source code of the samples, reading the wiki documentation,
consult the API http://api.qooxdoo.org, and asking here.
You ca
Hi Aaron,
QxObject and QxTarget are the old names in qooxdoo 0.5.x for qx.core.Object
and qx.core.Target.
I cannot help you with the transport layer, because I keep using my old AJAX
code, before adopting qooxdoo.
Aaron Cooper-2 wrote:
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> I have the latest SVN of qxBuilder, and a login script
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I don’t know if this is the right mailiinglist
but …
i tried to install and run qooxdoo but I don’t know
how to start.
The Tutorials on qooxdoo.org doesn’t help me
that much.
I installed cygwin, ran the “make”-File. I
got the folder structure but where
Do I
Graham Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>
> Derrell:
>
> My system is an embedded system based on eCos with the application written
> in C and C++. I have XML support and working XML-RPC code. I am currently
> trying to create a JSON class subclassed
Derrell: My system is an embedded system based on eCos with the application written in C and C++. I have XML support and working XML-RPC code. I am currently trying to create a JSON class subclassed under RpcRequest that shares methods with the RpcXmlRequest class. I would rather only nee
Graham Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does Qooxdoo work with XML-RPC and if so, is there an example of how I would
> code this?
>
> Also, as I am writing my own server, is their and example of what goes
> across the wire?
Other will likely answer specifically about XML. If you haven't l
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Hi there,
I'm green with qooxdoo. I find it easy to build
windows etc but am having trouble in understanding how to use the Ajax Transport
layers, so this code will probably roll a few eyes as my only source of
reference has been the API and pulling the examples to peices to see what does
Hello Andreas,
I'm only worried about Safari and Webkit
compatibility, since I don't
have access to a Mac to test if createElement()
and appendChild() work as expected.
I just performed the tests from
http://www.alessandro.sala.mclink.net/inctest/index.html in Safari
(Ve
Hi Til,
Thanks for your interest.
Here is how to reproduce the problem:
1) Update from SVN DefaultAppearanceTheme.js, ComboBoxEx.js,
ComboBoxEx_1.html
2) Open file example/html/ComboBoxEx_1.html in your browser
3) Open the popup of the combobox
4) Click the button named 'ID column visible'
5)
Hi,
I've uploaded the 1st working version of qx.ui.form.ComboBoxEx.
New files: ComboBoxEx.js
New example: example/html/ComboBoxEx_1.html
Updated classes: qx.theme.appearance.DefaultAppearanceTheme
dperez wrote:
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> I've planned to contribute with an enhanced version of ComboBox.
> It will hav
Here is the exception I receive:
Modification of property "visibility" failed with exception: TypeError -
cellElement has no properties
Bad painted=the headers are painted ok, but the data rows aren't updated.
I'm commiting an example:
example/ComboBoxEx_1.html
Til Schneider wrote:
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>>
> If I toggle the visibility of a column thru e.g.
>
>mytable.getTableColumnModel.setColumnVisible(0, true)
>
> then the table isn't well painted till I resize the columns.
> Is there any better API to do so?
> The table is hidden when I call the above API.
This is the correct way to do it.
Current workaround is to set height to 1 instead of display==false
dperez wrote:
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> Some problems:
>
> This routine in qx.ui.table.TablePaneScroller
>
> qx.Proto._getColumnForPageX = function(pageX) {}
>
> fails if the header is hidden, because this._header.getElement()==null,
> any workaro
Some problems:
This routine in qx.ui.table.TablePaneScroller
qx.Proto._getColumnForPageX = function(pageX) {
var headerLeftX =
qx.dom.DomLocation.getClientBoxLeft(this._header.getElement());
var columnModel = this.getTable().getTableColumnModel();
var paneModel = this.getTablePaneModel();
Thanks Til, it works, your help is very valuable!. :-)
Til Schneider wrote:
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>> Is there any easy way of hiding the header row of a table?
>> It is for tables with just one column.
>> I need this for the enhanced version of ComboBox I'm building.
>
> Have you tried table.getPaneScroller(0).g
Hi,
If I toggle the visibility of a column thru e.g.
mytable.getTableColumnModel.setColumnVisible(0, true)
then the table isn't well painted till I resize the columns.
Is there any better API to do so?
The table is hidden when I call the above API.
Thanks in advance for any hint.
David
--
Probably TablePanes need to be notified.
Never mind, I create the table again.
dperez wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> In order to change the columns of an existing table, I use this:
>
> var columns = [ 'Col1', 'Col2', 'Col3' ];
> myTable.getTableModel().setColumns(columns);
> myTable.
Hi,
In order to change the columns of an existing table, I use this:
var columns = [ 'Col1', 'Col2', 'Col3' ];
myTable.getTableModel().setColumns(columns);
myTable.getTableColumnModel().init(columns.length);
The problem is that additional columns aren't shown (when there
I understand,
but this must be a bug:
If I call to a table this:
myTable.setKeepFirstVisibleRowComplete(false)
before it is added to a container, I receive this exception:
Modification of property "keepFirstVisibleRowComplete" failed with
exception: TypeError - this.getParent() has no propert
> When I scroll vertically the table towards the end, I see a gap.
> This gap can be removed by using:
>
> myTable.setKeepFirstVisibleRowComplete(false)
>
> This must be a bug.
This is no bug. The gap is nessesary. When keepFirstVisibleRowComplete
is true then the first visible row is always
Thanks Jim,
I've already discovered the cause.
I do this
myTable.setHeight(myTable.getRowHeight*10)
The table has more than 10 items.
When I scroll vertically the table towards the end, I see a gap.
This gap can be removed by using:
myTable.setKeepFirstVisibleRowComplete(false)
This must
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