> This leeds to a problem i have in the app i try to write. How can i
> have a persistant id/object in a table without displaying it to the
> user?
When calling setColumns (implemented in qx.ui.table.AbstractTableModel), you
specify two arrays. The first is the column names, the second is the k
> I'd like to make a custom build of qooxdoo and include only the
> modules that I'm using (IE leave out the .io stuff) to try and reduce
> the size of the library.
The quick answer is that if you use the skeletons, they have the make file set
up already to only include classes that you need. Th
I'll try some answers for you, as a user.
> We just started evaluating Qooxdoo and a few question came up
> immediatly:
>
> a) Stability and release cycle
> We saw that the framework is still under heavly changes. So does it
> make sense to go to production in the current stage? I assume
> cha
Hi List,
i have a problem with the qx.ui.table. I have a large dataset, where i
only want to present some columns from in a table. When i fill the table
with
this._tableModel.setDataAsMapArray(data);
the table row id's corespond to the id's of my internal data
representation. But if i now sor
Christian Boulanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Derrell, D&D on the tree will be the first thing I'll need when I return to
> qooxdoo-based development! Please go for it and earn my eternal gratitude ;-)
Hi Christian,
I don't use D&D (it requires that stupid mouse thing that slows me down so
m
Hi Alexander,
Am 12.03.2007 um 21:13 schrieb Alexander Weisser:
> i write a small application with the qooxdoo toolkit. It works
> fine, if i connect to the local tomcat. If i use my ip instead of
> localhost the application doesn´t work.
>
> I debug the application with the Firebug plugin in
Sorry if this is bleedingly obvious but I couldn't find any info on it
I'd like to make a custom build of qooxdoo and include only the modules that
I'm using (IE leave out the .io stuff) to try and reduce the size of the
library.
My question is - what are the basic required modules?... I t
Hi,
i write a small application with the qooxdoo toolkit. It works fine, if i
connect to the local tomcat. If i use my ip instead of localhost the
application doesn´t work.
I debug the application with the Firebug plugin in Mozilla. I get a
permission denied on initial the application. In the ini
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
>
> Yes, for anything larger than really small trees, TreeVirtual is *much*
> faster. You can do nearly everything with TreeVirtual that you can do with
> Tree and TreeFullControl. The big missing feature in TreeVirtual is drag 'n'
> drop, but when I requested suggesti
westor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One of the first things I cheked out with qooxdoo was a tree which opened
> with data, delivered at runtime by backend script. I modified the
> treefullcontrol example in the demo.
> Really, it works fine, but for a bunch of entries its slow.
> Now - with 0.6.6
One of the first things I cheked out with qooxdoo was a tree which opened
with data, delivered at runtime by backend script. I modified the
treefullcontrol example in the demo.
Really, it works fine, but for a bunch of entries its slow.
Now - with 0.6.6 - I noticed the treevirtual classes. Why are
yaron Ben-Yehuda schrieb:
> Im trying to integrate GWT framework (Google) with Qooxdoo.
>
> I wish to use Qooxdoo for certain components, like TableTree or Table
> and use GWT for the whole page.
Why not use qooxdoo for the whole page? Using 2 Frameworks can
complicate your app more than you nee
Hi,
ok I'll give me the answer, just here for the next searching user:
if(pvTDES.screen.demomode != "0")
{
var myurl = "?termid=demo" + pvTDES.screen.demomode;
var self = this;
window.setTimeout(function () {
self._readLayout(myurl);
}, pvTDES.
> However, there appear to be some other issues which need to be fixed.
> I'll log bugs and patches for each one individually, before adding
> the new formatting option.
See
http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331 (patch supplied)
http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=332 (patch
Hi,
I'm working on the pretty printing which kicks in with migration to 0.7.
Is this only going to run once, during migration to 0.7, or will it be invoked
for every migration after 0.7 as well? In other words, will future upgrades
revert to using regular expressions or will they always use the
> Hi Til, good to hear from you! I guess maybe you've been drowning in work
> for a while and are finally coming up for a breath of air. :-)
Yes, you're right. I hab little time for a while for looking after the
qooxdoo list.
> I have no problem with that renaming. Additionally, there are now
Hello List,
I'm using a large table with 12 columns in my application where users
complained about slow scrolling performance when dragging the vertical
scroll button.
I did some profiling using firebug and found following time consuming
spots in the table implementation:
1) The BooleanDataCe
> Hugh, there is a new option
> --pretty-print-indent-align-block-with-curlies available through
> compiler.py/generator.py (r6827). Use it in combination with
> --pretty-print-indent-before-open-curly for best results.
I've got this working from the latest source.
However, there appear to be so
I know, that's possible.
You can freely mix HTML and Qooxdoo, and other Javascript frameworks (like
Dojo).
The samples page demostrate some of this features.
You can create Qooxdoo islands inside the page. As I haven't used it, I
don't remember exactly how.
yaron Ben-Yehuda wrote:
>
> Im tryi
We just started evaluating Qooxdoo and a few question came up immediatly:
a) Stability and release cycle
We saw that the framework is still under heavly changes. So does it make
sense to go to production in the current stage? I assume changing the syntax
of a bigger application will need a lot of
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