Hi Phillipp,
Philipp Wabinski wrote:
> In 0.6 this code was working:
>
> var theme =
> qx.manager.object.AppearanceManager.getInstance().getAppearanceTheme();
> var apar = theme._appearances['table-focus-indicator'];
> apar.state = function() {return {zIndex: -1}};
If you write i
> Does anyone else see this behavior as a bug? Should I file a bug
> report for this?
Yes, and attach a patch. That gives it a greater chance of being done.
Hugh
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Hi Christian,
> Hi!
>
> I have been experimenting with qooxdoo for some time now and have
> encountered a few problems which, so far, I haven't been able to work
> out myself, so a little help to get things going would be greatly
> appreciated!
>
> First thing I want to do is create a class call
Chris,
You shouldn't have to do anything else... I can't see anything wrong
with your class, but that's an error I'm familiar with seeing when I
have a mismatched paren or something. If you have firebug installed, you
could put a break point in the constructor and see where it exits.
David
Ch
Hey David,
I did that, but the error still occurs. Do I have to somehow import the
new class in my Application.js?
I have looked through the examples but so far, there are no obvious
differences between my class declaration
and the ones in, e.g. the demobrowser.
Thanks for answering,
Chris
> C
Does anyone else see this behavior as a bug? Should I file a bug report
for this?
Hugh Gibson wrote:
>> I'm of the opinion that this behavior is not great: If someone
>> creates a resizer and doesn't want to resize, they can set
>> resizeableWest to false or whatever. If they want to set the he
Christian,
You'll have to run 'make' in the project directory after creating a class.
David
Christian Zyweck wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have been experimenting with qooxdoo for some time now and have
> encountered a few problems which, so far, I haven't been able to work
> out myself, so a little help
Hi!
I have been experimenting with qooxdoo for some time now and have
encountered a few problems which, so far, I haven't been able to work
out myself, so a little help to get things going would be greatly
appreciated!
First thing I want to do is create a class called MyBoolean, which
inherit