Thomas,
thank you for addressing this problem. The workaround you proposed does
release the pressure from me, while the slighly different behaviour of
the scroll bar does not matter that much in this project at the moment.
Indeed I did not manage to crash IE6 since patching the certain table.
Hi list,
how can I align the content of a merged cell in a grid layout?
Assuming we have one cell with 10px width and second cell with 30px merged
to one cell of 40px. Now I want to align the text in the first row to the
right and in the second row to the left of these 40 px. Is this possible?
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Derrell Lipman wrote:
>
> I don't believe this has anything to do with cross domain or
> otherwise, except that the cross-domain response may be different than
> a non-cross-domain response that you test with.
>
The response is exactly the same. If I enable CrossDomain and keep the URI
the sam
On 7/2/07, C.Bieser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello together,
>
> I've a little Problem.
> I want to use a HTTPS connection for the Requests of my Application but if I
> enable CrossDomain I got this error:
> -
> invalid label
> (no name)()AbstractTreeEleme... (line 287)
> (no name)()Abstr
Hello together,
I've a little Problem.
I want to use a HTTPS connection for the Requests of my Application but if I
enable CrossDomain I got this error:
-
invalid label
(no name)()AbstractTreeEleme... (line 287)
(no name)()AbstractTreeEleme... (line 315)
(no name)(true, null)TreeFolder.js (l
Dietrich Streifert schrieb:
>> Thanks for pointing at this. This documentation is outdated. Now you
>> have to use:
>>
>> if (qx.Setting.get("qx.isSource")) {...}
>>
>>
> Sorry Fabian, but this does not work:
>
> qx.Setting has no properties
>
>
> It must be something like:
>
> qx.core.Set
But,
independend which log level I use, I get no fatal error in qooxdoo log
window, if I'm writing code who results in fatal errors eg: var x = new
qx.ui.basic.Labelx("Hallo");
I only get the error in Firefox javascript console:
Fehler: qx.ui.basic.Labelx is not a constructor
Quelldatei:
http:/
> Thanks for pointing at this. This documentation is outdated. Now you
> have to use:
>
> if (qx.Setting.get("qx.isSource")) {...}
>
Sorry Fabian, but this does not work:
qx.Setting has no properties
It must be something like:
qx.core.Setting.get("qx.isSource")
> I have updated the docume
Hello Sascha,
> Hello!
>
> I am using a qx.ui.form.List widget in an application and fill it with
> a lot of entries (around 800). Calling removeAll() on it causes the
> browser to work for a long time so I got curious on what it did. I
> profiled the code using FireBug's Profiler and found out,
westor schrieb:
> Thank you, but I canot bring this to work. I tryed it in top of main method
> and I tryed it in the html-file which loads the qooxdoo code. Do I have to
> initialize something before?
> If I'm looking in the manual for 0.7 the code is the same as for 0.6.6:
> http://qooxdoo.org/d
Hi,
I discussed this problem in another "thread". I just want to know if
this is a bug?
The problem:
I have tree widgets:
1. qx.ui.layout.horizontalBoxLayout ( width: 100%, height: 100%,
horizontalChildrenAlign: "center")
2. qx.ui.layout.CanvasLayout (width: "30%", height: 5
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