This option is not yet for the public. It was just tested some time
ago and to correctly implement this does not seem to be that easy. We
will work this out later - when there is a bit time. For now, please
do not use it. (This is also somewhere mentioned in the wiki)
Sebastian
Am 03.10.20
For the most part you do not need to use flushGlobalQueues() in .7.1+, I
actually found that my program ran better and faster when I took them all
out. There are only a few places where you do need to use it and one would
be when doing a progress bar. But since you didn't supply any of your code
we
hi, i want to now if qooxdoo have a function like PHP include, i want
to do something like this:
var barView = new qx.ui.pageview.buttonview.ButtonView;
barView.addToDocument();
this._states = {};
this._createPage(barView, "Page1", "page1.png", this._page1);
this._createPa
Hi,
I'm developing an app with user login. When the user type the username and
password and then click on the login button I try to show a popupAtom or a
progressbar but it doesn't work. It doesn't work with
qx.ui.coreWidget.flushGlobalQueues(), too. I don't know if I am using
flushGlobalQueues()
Hello,
What is the status of the parameter optimize-private (in the todo of 0.8) ?
my app is broken when using the optimization et the generate JS file is
bigger when this param is set to true.
cheers.
frederic
dperez wrote:
>
> Updated http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/custom_builds with t
Hi David,
the variableoptimizer.py module have been updated in the trunk after the
release of qx 0.7.2 ; perhaps this update breaks your code ; have you try
with 0.7.2 ?
cheers.
fred
dperez wrote:
>
> Through trial and error, I've come to the conclusion that the dangerous
> flag is:
> --optimi
Hello,
I need your feedback concerning the qx generator params. My users have low
speed CPU under Firefox and my app is little heavy on these machine. So, I'm
looking for speed up the code execution only (js size is not a problem).
Hereafter, my makefile options, anything to change ?
APPLICATION
T.J.,
Thanks for the great explanation. Your option2 (below) works perfectly,
exactly what I was looking for. Good reading on the links too.
Thanks again,
Mike
T.J. Crowder wrote:
>
> =
> someSetupMethod : function()
> {
> vartextfield;
>
>
>
Through trial and error, I've come to the conclusion that the dangerous flag
is:
--optimize-strings
dperez wrote:
>
> I have this simple class:
>
> qx.Class.define('CeldaClicable', {
> extend: qx.ui.table.cellrenderer.Default,
>
> members: {
> _getCellStyle: fu
Hi,
> ... But when the complexity of the actions increases, I
> will attempt to consolidate logic in member functions which are called
> from
> the listeners...
You can do that without making them member functions, if you like. There's
no reason you can't have named functions inside your const
I have this simple class:
qx.Class.define('CeldaClicable', {
extend: qx.ui.table.cellrenderer.Default,
members: {
_getCellStyle: function(cellInfo) {
return (cellInfo.style || '') + ';cursor:pointer
!important'
}
It is not a problem to code like this - I just wanted to make sure I am
coding the correct way and there was not some "trick" to accessing UI
components in a layout. It is a bit of a hassle when I am refactoring.
If I perform "simple actions" on UI components, the logic goes into event
listene
Why is this a problem? There are some functions that you can use to search for
child objects (check the API viewer for getchildren or something similar), if
you wanted to perform the same operation you could consider storing them in
your own array.
What might be best for you depends on your needs.
OMG, you're right, that was it. Registering as "Tj Crowder" rather than "TJ
Crowder" or "T.J. Crowder" worked. Then I was able to go into my account
and correct it ("T.J."), and it accepted the change.
Perhaps I'll trot over to DocuWiki and file a bug report...
Thanks, Jens, you're brilliant.
On Mi, 2007-10-03 at 08:27 +0100, T.J. Crowder wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I've tried a couple of times to create an account on qooxdoo.org
> (http://qooxdoo.org/start?do=register), but it always tells me "Invalid full
> name". The full name I'm giving it is "T.J. Crowder" (without the quotes).
> I
I am writing an app with data entry forms. To be able to access the various
UI components (TextField, Checkbox, etc) from different functions in the
class, it seems that I need to declare them as class member variables and
always refer to them with "this" (this.myTextField.getValue()).
While t
Hugh Gibson schrieb:
>> this.addEventListener("dataReceived",function(e){
>> result = e.getData();
>> if ( result== null )
>> {
>> this.setRowCount(null);
>> this.setRowData([]);
>> }
>> else if ( "rowCount" in result )
>> {
>> this.se
> this.addEventListener("dataReceived",function(e){
> result = e.getData();
> if ( result== null )
> {
> this.setRowCount(null);
> this.setRowData([]);
> }
> else if ( "rowCount" in result )
> {
> this.setRowCount(result.rowCount);
>
Hi folks,
I've tried a couple of times to create an account on qooxdoo.org
(http://qooxdoo.org/start?do=register), but it always tells me "Invalid full
name". The full name I'm giving it is "T.J. Crowder" (without the quotes).
I also tried "TJ Crowder" (e.g., without the dots), which isn't cor
Hi,
It would be nice to have this implemented in qooxdoo:
http://extjs.com/deploy/ext-2.0-alpha1/examples/message-box/msg-box.html,
all kind of message boxes and notifiers. I think this should be very easy
to implement by using qooxdoo.
Regards
David
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Another solution, is to set a flag in the widget when the enabled state is
set directly
myWidget.setEnabled(true);
myWidget.myFlag = true;
This is an easy and safe way to solve my issue, thanks to the ability to add
any property to an object.
T.J. Crowder wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> (Warning: Qooxdo
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