Hello again,
I just got this stuff to work - a little bit!
Looking at the Demo Browser examples i thought i must insert
rowData = [];
rowData.push(content);
tableModel.setData(rowData);
to get the data.
And yes it works. But only for one row!
When i got more than one row out of my database the
I've been testing nightly builds of Firefox 3 [1] and am pretty confident on
the upcoming improvements, mostly in performance and memory management but
also in many other aspects.
Recently I've bumped into a possible issue: while viewing scroll-intensive
qooxdoo widgets (such as show case's List
Marco LOMBARDO wrote:
>
> If I use RPC I should protect some of the implemented services with
> authentication.
> With statefull backend I can store authentication information into
> sessions.
> With a pure web services stateless implementation I can use HTTPS +
> username + password in every re
Yes. You are right. I used 0.7.3 only. I cleaned up my sdk workspace.
Downloaded it again. I see correct event in the SDK.
I must have messed it while trying to figure out my sorting problem.
My apoligies again for spam. Thanks for invaluable time.
Thanks.
Kanugula.
kanugula wrote:
>
> Hello
On Feb 5, 2008 3:15 PM, kanugula <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> It took a while to figure out my sorting problem (the good news is I am
> diving into source code and finding my problems).
>
> Ideally, the sortByColumn functionality in Remote.js is enough to fire the
> _loadRowData() function.
> I t
It took a while to figure out my sorting problem (the good news is I am
diving into source code and finding my problems).
Ideally, the sortByColumn functionality in Remote.js is enough to fire the
_loadRowData() function.
I think it is dispatching a wrong event.
I had to override that method to
Philipp Wabinski wrote:
>
> My applications run fine in Firefox (2.0.0.11) but they arn`t useable in
> Internet Explorer 7. I use the actual version 0.7.3 of qooxdoo. The main
> problem is the layout. Tables and layouts are broken and arn`t displayed
> in the right way.
>
What are the problems?
Hugh,
You were correct. I reviewed the code for the area that was causing this
and I was actually destroying the table and re-creating it instead of simply
changing the data. Once I removed the part that killed the table things are
running much better now. Odd that it worked some times but not o
Hi there
I use qooxdoo for some projects for internal use. My applications run fine
in Firefox (2.0.0.11) but they arn`t useable in Internet Explorer 7. I use
the actual version 0.7.3 of qooxdoo.
The main problem is the layout. Tables and layouts are broken and arn`t
displayed in the right way.
You're right,
it's also possible to parse the String ;)
Tobias
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An: qooxdoo Development
Betreff: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] JSON and mysql
On Feb
On Feb 5, 2008 10:24 AM, Tobias Koller (GERMO GmbH) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you don't have to parse the result with
>
> qx.io.Json.parse(content);
>
> because it is a JSON-Object already.
>
> So remove all this converting-stuff ;)
Right. And the function that it's internally using to parse t
Hi,
you don’t have to parse the result with
qx.io.Json.parse(content);
because it is a JSON-Object already.
So remove all this converting-stuff ;)
Tobias
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Timotheus
Gesendet: Dienstag, 5. Februar 2008 16:22
A
Hi,
Thank you for your help!
I just changed to qx.util.Mime.JSON and now i get this error message:
TypeError: text.replace is not a function
BR
Tim
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Hi,
if you use text/plain, you get a string from the Server(if you check it f.e. in
firebug) that looks like
a JSON-Object but Javascript handles this like a String.
So you have to use qx.util.Mime.JSON that the answer is a real JSON-Object.
Tobias
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2008/2/5 Wieringa Timotheus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> The "alert(content)" gives me ["blabla","bla","dved","dwq"] back.
Ok, so it looks like the content you're getting back from the server
should be valid, and qx.io.Json.parse() should, in theory, accept it.
Would you please try two things:
First,
Hi Tim,
Wieringa Timotheus wrote:
> Hello i'm just building my first qooxdoo application.
Welcome to the qooxdoo project ;-)
> I try to get some
> data out of a mysql database and display it in a list. I figured out how to
> connect to the database and get my data.
> But somehow the format of t
Hi tim,
you have to use qx.util.Mime.JSON instead of text/plain.
Example:
var r = new qx.io.remote.Request(“test.php”, "GET", qx.util.Mime.JSON);
Tobias
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Timotheus
Gesendet: Dienstag, 5. Februar 2008 15:40
Hello i'm just building my first qooxdoo application. I try to get some data
out of a mysql database and display it in a list.
I figured out how to connect to the database and get my data.
But somehow the format of the data that i get back is wrong.
I always get this error:
Error: Could not parse
Hi Leander,
> Hi Fabian,
>
> will it also work if the text in the label is changed, will the system
> autosize the label again?
>
> Greetings,
> Leander
>
Yes, changing the label's text is layout relevant and will schedule a
layout update. This already works in the current system.
Best Fabia
Hi Fabian,
will it also work if the text in the label is changed, will the system
autosize the label again?
Greetings,
Leander
Fabian Jakobs schrieb:
> Sebastian Werner schrieb:
>
>> Are you thought-reading? We just discussed the possibilities to handle
>> this here. Seems not to be an eas
> this._scrollerParent has no properties
> http://s3stg4100/swep.js
> Line 19345
The only way that this could happen is if the table object itself was
disposed. Maybe the wrong table model is being called.
You could modify the source code to test this._scrollerParent at the
point it fails, and se
On Feb 5, 2008 9:44 AM, Jonathan Rass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I meant it as a "fade to gray background" (hence I thought it'd belong
> > in the animation stuff). Sorry for being unclear/pointing to an
> > example which didn't do exactly what I would like.
>
> Ok, now I understand what you m
On Feb 4, 2008 2:39 PM, Fabian Jakobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gaetan de Menten schrieb:
> > My personal wish is that it'll be able to handle the following situation:
> > a grid with some columns with a fixed width, other columns with flex
> > size, which would adjust automatically depending of
> I meant it as a "fade to gray background" (hence I thought it'd belong
> in the animation stuff). Sorry for being unclear/pointing to an
> example which didn't do exactly what I would like.
Ok, now I understand what you mean. Maybe it will be possible to use some kind
of appearance technology
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