If it were me trying to solve this problem, I would look to the
qx.event.message.Bus system. Inside your event listener, you will dispatch
an event of a type you create and pass along the information that other
parts of the program would want access to. It might look like this:
object_my_class.add
Okay. Thanks for the explanation. I just want to
understand the goal clearly. There is not enough
hours each day to learn all the new things that come
along. Of necessity, I like to focus my time as much
as possible.
For the longest time, I resisted jumping off
Pythoncard onto those next big
kc106_2005-qooxdoo schrieb:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> If, as you said, "You can literally write an full
> application in a few hours", why wouldn't it be the
> "official" way qooxdoo does things? Or ask in a
> different way, when would you *not* use qxtransformer
> and stay with pure qooxdoo the
Thanks for the reply.
If, as you said, "You can literally write an full
application in a few hours", why wouldn't it be the
"official" way qooxdoo does things? Or ask in a
different way, when would you *not* use qxtransformer
and stay with pure qooxdoo then?
(Sorry but I am not expert in XML a
Hello friends qooxdoo. First of all, I do not speak or write English so I am
using GOOGLE to translate. I speak Spanish.
I am using the libraries and made my own "class".
Here a mini example:
qx.Class.define("LBLCombo",
{
extend : qx.ui.layout.HorizontalBoxLayout,
construct : function (lab
>
> > Any other packages you would recommend? Is there
a
> > layout designer that supports qooxdoo?
> >
>
> If you have a budget, there are Javascript GUI
builders from
> Tibco and
> Smartclient, and if you like Java there is a GUI
builder from
> Instantiations that works against GWT.
>
>
I agree with you Hugh.
We are doing that only at Login, to re-load the security roles to control
the Demo Browser tree nodes.
We simply tell the user to re-login to get new access.
Thank you.
Kanugula.
Hugh Gibson wrote:
>
>> The best way to clear the cache is
>> <% Response.CacheControl =
> The best way to clear the cache is
> <% Response.CacheControl = "no-cache" %>
> <% Response.AddHeader "Pragma", "no-cache" %>
> <% Response.Expires = -1 %>
That's good for the login page. It's not a good idea to have those
settings for everything though.
We have a very aggressive caching polic
> > Derrells tip is not working for me unless high working effort
> > because the code I posted is within an object method and this
> > method must finish as recently as the the response arrived. So the
> > asynchron method couldn't be implemented here easily.
> >
> I think you'll want to reorga
Hi all,
We have added two documents on our wiki that are relevant to this thread.
* One is an annotated Python book list, since the core of our tool chain
is based on Python, for those who want to get (deeper) into Python:
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/general/python_book_list
* The other
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> I've tried js support in eclipse and to be honest, I
> don't see that it buys me that much over a good editor
> with Javascript support. The little benefit it brings
> seems to be out-weighted by the frustration that comes
> along when using eclipse.
>
Fair enough. Y
Hm...both are UTF8 (FF & IE7).
I switched in FF to another character encoding (iso...) and back to UTF-8 and
now it works fine.
Maybe firefox cached something.
Thanks for your answer.
Tobias
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