Hi,
you should have a look to qx.event.handler.EventHandler
Basically Qooxdoo will capture the Dom-Events (mouse/keyboard) on the
"document"-level. If the "target" of an Event is a Widget and a Handler had
been attached to the Dom-Event is packaged into a Qooxdoo Event-Object and
it is routed
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Yes, don't work on the generated HTML, work with the qooxdoo controls. If
you have a button, call the execute method of the button. For some controls
you may need to create an event for execute and inside that event call the
click method (assuming you defined an event listener for click).
Can I as
Most of my administration-views contain just a view rows (less than 10).
There are just a few that contains more.
I will try it.
Thanks!
Tobias
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Are you only going to have a few rows? If so, use HorizontalLayout controls
and place your controls on them. Stack the horizontalLayout controls in a
dockLayout control. Then if you want to 'remove a row' set the height of the
horizontalLayout to 0. I do stuff like this all the time, it works just
Hello all,
We are attempting to automate testing of a new commercial product with a
Qooxdoo based interface. The testing tool emulates user actions by
sending browser events. For example, click on a button, select an entry
from a select list, click on a checkbox, etc. These events are fired via
Derrell,
I really appreciate the reply. I was looking at your solution for
hidden rows, and I'm trying to decide how to proceed with our
implementation. We really need tables to be able to filter out rows, but I
am hesitant to follow the same method you have described. Since we need this
to o
Hello everybody,
my two-day struggle with drag & drop between TreeVirtual widget has
found a peaceful and happy end that I have documented here:
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/snippets/treevirtual_supports_drop_helper
The solution is quite hackerish and definitely not qooxdoo-style, but i
My mistake! The drag and drop handler getData method needs the type as
argument, so the dragStart event handler needs to add the type like so
event.addData("node", node);
so that the supportsDrop method can receive it like so:
node = qx.event.handler.DragAndDropHandler.getInstance().getData("no
sorry I am creating monologic threads ... more like a blog ... my
problems seem to be quite esoteric.
Anyways, here is an update. I want to drag a tree node from one
treeVirtual to another. I am using this supportsDrop function to check
whether I can drop the node:
// function to check whether
Hello,
there seems to be a problem (or at least I am having this problem) with
drag & drop involving virtual widgets.
The current architecture assumes that it is enough to store the
sourceWidget and the destinationWidget during the drag session. However,
with virtual widgets this is not enough
Yes, the table. The gridLayout is a layout mechanism for aligning 'things'.
It's not so much designed for displaying data. Check out the demos of how it
was intended to be used. If you have a simple need to display data, first
look at the ListView and if that does not work for you then go to the ta
Another option: For each widget in the row, set its display property to
false. That should work.
Tobias Koller (GERMO GmbH) wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> This doesn’t work. If I set it to 0 I get an endless loop.
>
> If I set it to f.e. 5 the row is almost disappeared but the values are
> still completely
Thanx! I'm sure, It'll be useful. By the way, I've fixed the error I
was having - i've just made a misprint :)
2007/8/6, Fabian Jakobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Artem B. schrieb:
> > Hey, guys.
> >
> > I want to implement a jsCalendar into a Qooxdoo application. If you'd
> > like to know something a
Hi,
Am 06.08.2007 um 14:13 schrieb vbZ:
> thank You for Your response. But I have still the trouble with
> convertion JSONObject to my Object:
>
> The rcp request is:
> {"service":"com.tietoenator.nas.common.ui.qooxdoo.RTOrder","method":"t
> esObj","id":2,"params":[{"$
> $initialized":true,"c
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Hi,
This doesn't work. If I set it to 0 I get an endless loop.
If I set it to f.e. 5 the row is almost disappeared but the values are
still completely visible.
I don't like this gridlayout much.
What do you use instead? qx.ui.table.Table?
Thanks
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I was thinking of a table. If you don't want people to see a row in a
gridLayout, simply try setting the rowHeight to 0:
grid.setRowHeight(rowNum, 0);
I don't use gridLayouts, I use tables, but this should work.
Jim
On 8/6/07, Tobias Koller (GERMO GmbH) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Jim,
Grid data is associated with an array of data, correct? Remove the row you
don't want from the array then re-create the grid. Give me a code example of
how you are creating the grid and I'll show you how to remove a row from it.
Jim
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