The decorator qx.ui.decoration.Rounded does not resolve themed colours in
Internet Explorer. The code below illustrates this - in FireFox the border
is (correctly) the same colour all the way around but in Internet Explorer
the top and bottom borders are black.
FireFox 3.0.1http://www.nabble.
Thanks Alex.
The 1st one worked.
group2.getLegendObject().setTextColor("blue");
Thanks.
Kanugula.
Alexander Back wrote:
>
> Hi Kanugula,
>
> Kanugula wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I couldn't find a way to colorize my GroupBox label.
>> var group1 = new qx.ui.groupbox.GroupBox("Product",
>> "icon/16
Hi Kanugula,
Kanugula wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I couldn't find a way to colorize my GroupBox label.
> var group1 = new qx.ui.groupbox.GroupBox("Product",
> "icon/16/apps/preferences.png");
> group1.setDimension("auto", "auto");
>
> var group2 = new qx.ui.groupbox.GroupBox("Item",
> "icon/16/apps/prefer
Alex, yes it does help -- thanks for the info.
Eagerly anticipating the 0.8 release...
Best,
Dalmazio
Alexander Back wrote:
>
> Hi Dalmazio,
>
> Dalmazio Brisinda wrote:
>> Is there a way to determine the type of an object as given in method
>> parameters where the object is listed as typ
Hi,
I couldn't find a way to colorize my GroupBox label.
var group1 = new qx.ui.groupbox.GroupBox("Product",
"icon/16/apps/preferences.png");
group1.setDimension("auto", "auto");
var group2 = new qx.ui.groupbox.GroupBox("Item",
"icon/16/apps/preferences.png");
group2.setDimension("auto", "auto"
Hi Hugh,
ok, that's an Option, but then the user will ask "Why could I not edit
this ". I think we'll change the apperance of the read-only fields
so the user can clearly see it. It was not a good idea to do the check
righs on the Serverside, but we will not have any Business-Logic on the
Hi simoms,
sorry for the delay. This does not look too bad. What is the error on
the console, if any occur?
As the event handler is a singleton you can also try:
qx.event.handler.EventHandler.getInstance().setAllowClientContextMenu(true);
Greetings,
Sebastian
simoms schrieb:
> I want to enabl
Guilherme Aiolfi schrieb:
> Thank you, Fabian
>
> I end up with this code that does exctly that:
>
> var element = e.getTarget();
> while (!(element instanceof qx.ui.tree.TreeFolder))
>element = element.getLayoutParent();
>
> Any disadvantage of doing this way?
This is basically the same as
Hi Dalmazio,
Dalmazio Brisinda wrote:
> Is there a way to determine the type of an object as given in method
> parameters where the object is listed as type "var"? For example in the
> qx.ui.core.Border object:
>
> setLeft(Number widthLeft, var styleLeft, var colorLeft)
This is owed to the incomp
