Thanks, I had done a grep on 'cldr' and didn't find anything that helped but
I should have done a global grep on DatePicker, that would have found it.
Using the information in the thread, I did a build of showcase with and
without the locale that I need and determined that the following lines were
The following patch to qx.event.message.Bus saves a lot of typing:
Instead of
qx.event.message.Bus.dispatch(
new qx.event.message.Message( "myapp.messages.foo", data )
);
you can not write
qx.event.message.Bus.dispatch( "myapp.messages.foo", data );
Please apply.
Thanks!
See this thread:
http://www.nabble.com/Calendar-changes-tf4068585.html#a11582065
jdl
Jim Hunter wrote:
> My date picker is popping up fine like it always has, but now I am
> getting 'cldr' as the string for the day of the week and for the month
> name. This looks like a Locale issue, does anyo
My date picker is popping up fine like it always has, but now I am getting
'cldr' as the string for the day of the week and for the month name. This
looks like a Locale issue, does anyone have an idea of where to look to
solve this? When selecting a date, that value is correct so the control is
wor
Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen wrote:
>
> Lastly, you can actually submit a map of the your site. Forexample,
> qooxdoo could have a static page containing links to all the api-pages
> in the api-viewer and google will suggest the correct link when
> searching for a specific method or class in qooxdoo.
>
Hello,
Debugging your backend jsonrpc scripts from the frontend application can
be cumbersome since it may involve reloading the whole application. Here
is a quick-and-dirty PHP script with which you can debug your jsonrpc
service classes quickly:
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/snippets/
Andreas, was this the guy that video taped your presentation? if it was,
then I can add even more support for the guy. He was genuinely interested in
qooxdoo, he attended the presentation and even video taped it. This was the
only presentation I went to besides the ones in the main hall that was vi
On 8/31/07, westor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Is there an event which can be used to detect, if the a node of a treevirtual
> has finished the open process?
> Background: I have to open a tree via async remote requests by program - I
> have to wait until the children are loaded and tree is open
> > I can add any answers into the Wiki to make it easier for others
> in
> > future.
>
> That would be great. Thanks.
See http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/skeleton_rework_after_migration -
I've added some more things.
Hugh
--
Is there an event which can be used to detect, if the a node of a treevirtual
has finished the open process?
Background: I have to open a tree via async remote requests by program - I
have to wait until the children are loaded and tree is open until I can
request the children in the next hierarchy
Hi Leander!
> Nice Video :)
> The only downside is the interviewer, sounds a little bit automated at
> some parts (reuses the same phrases multiple times, not really
> individual for the project).
In support of the interviewer: he was quite a nice and interested
guy. :-)
I guess the multiple "I
Nice Video :)
The only downside is the interviewer, sounds a little bit automated at
some parts (reuses the same phrases multiple times, not really
individual for the project).
Sebastian Werner schrieb:
> For your information:
>
> Andreas, our project lead, sat down to have a chat about the state
On 8/31/07, dperez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What I usually do is to include a demo that can be placed directly in
> qooxdoo\frontend\application\demobrowser\source\html\example\
Yup, that's also perfectly acceptable! Either a demobrowser plugin or
a snippet that can be inserted into a skele
For your information:
Andreas, our project lead, sat down to have a chat about the state of
the project, how it works, what it does, how it compares to other
frameworks like GWT, and how it integrates with third party development
environments from Borland and the Eclipse Foundation.
http://aja
What I usually do is to include a demo that can be placed directly in
qooxdoo\frontend\application\demobrowser\source\html\example\
Derrell Lipman wrote:
>
> I would like to recommend Dioc for "Best bug report of the year"
> award. :-) This is a perfect example of the RIGHT way to submit a bug
Hello,
Derrell and I are working on finalizing the drag & drop support for the
TreeVirtual and have run into a problem that requires deeper knowledge
about the drag&drop operations. During a drag session *within* a
TreeVirtual, the sourceWidget property of the dragCache object passed to
the su
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