Rüdiger,
> That would be exactly what I need. Only that I am working with the
> 0.7.3 release and can't switch to anything newer in short time.
> The bug doesn't state a target milestone yet, but from the revision
> it looks like the fix was applied after 0.7.3.
> Can you confirm that?
Yes, it
There is no need to use qooxdoo at all, simply create a bunch of DIVs and
give them borders. Placing them in the correct place will give you the look
of a 'grid' and give you containers to place videos in.
Jim
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 4:22 PM, John de la Garza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need
Hi,
Thanx a lot
regards
farci
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 5:43 AM, Tobias Koller (GERMO GmbH) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> you have to use cellrenderer and celleditor.
> Check out the online-demos...
>
> http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#table-Table_Cell_Editor.html
>
>
>
> Tobia
I need to draw a grid on the screen. It is for an app that is going to
run in an embedded browser which will be running on a system which will
overlay videos into each grid area. I just need the grid to provide
some lines between the videos.
I basically want to draw some vert and horz lines o
I am using FireFox 3.0 with FireBug installed. While I was working through
all the various demos I was seeing some odd behavior and I assumed it was
due to FireBug so I disabled it. With FireBug disabled I can not get
DemoBrowser to work. All I get is a blank page. Even if I start over,
nothing com
Hi all,
qxbuild - the full qooxdoo build is ready for download.
It's on my server for now, but in the future this will be contribuion
project to qooxdoo. So start downloading! :-)
http://kobalicek.com/res/files/js/qxbuild.zip
The documentation is in readme.txt file and there is also small
exa
I thin that here is the problem:
"build-script" :
{
"extend" : ["common"],
"compile-dist" :
{
"locales" : "${LOCALES}",
"target" : "build",
"file" : "./build/script/${APPLICATION}.js",
"uri" : "script/${APPLICATION}.js",
"root" :
I have my own theme definition:
title : "My",
meta :
{
color : qx.theme.classic.Color,
decoration : qx.theme.classic.Decoration,
font : qx.theme.classic.Font,
appearance : letel.theme.Appearance,
icon : qx.theme.icon.Oxygen
}
letel.theme.Appearance:
qx.Theme.define("
Hi everybody,
did anybody succeed in using the Qooxdoo framework with classic ASP?
I tried to run the "Hello World" sample from ASP.
I created the index.html file as described in the documentation.
It worked allright.
I renamed the index.html to test.asp but did not add any ASP code except
<
A small check list:
* Any warnings on the console regarding qx.icontheme?
* Is this a custom config.json? Do you have a include directive for
your Application class?
* The arrows from the selectbox are named "decorations". These are
normally included with the decoration theme you select.
* Is
hi,
do I need to do something else to get the right resources copied to the
build/resources on a "generate.py build"?
Even icons from the qooxdoo widgets are missing in my build version. The
arrows from selectboxes are missing, for example.
I have in the Application.js:
#asset(qx/icon/${qx.icon
Hi to all trying to help me,
it works using the line
C:\develop\QooxDoo-08sdk\tool\bin\create-application.py --name=custom
--out=C:\develop\qooxdoo\
Maybe it's good to add this to the documentation as an example.
Thanks to all, until my next question
:o)
On 9 Sep 2008, at 20:48, SaschaK wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to get the "Hello World" sample to work.
> nfortunately I received a Path Not Found error from Python whilst
> executing
> the create-application.py script.
>
> os.path.join(dir, "source", "class", namespace)
> WindowsError: [Err
Hi!
Maybe the drive letter at the end is the problem. Never tested it this
way and I am currently sitting on front of a Mac. So please try to
execute it with
--out=c:\foo
Maybe this helps.
Sebastian
Am 09.09.2008 um 20:48 schrieb SaschaK:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to get the "Hello Wo
Hello,
I'm trying to get the "Hello World" sample to work.
nfortunately I received a Path Not Found error from Python whilst executing
the create-application.py script.
os.path.join(dir, "source", "class", namespace)
WindowsError: [Error 3] Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden
In
That would be exactly what I need. Only that I am working with the
0.7.3 release and can't switch to anything newer in short time.
The bug doesn't state a target milestone yet, but from the revision
it looks like the fix was applied after 0.7.3.
Can you confirm that? And if so, is there maybe an
In case it could help, I could think to a qooXdoo space on web
server ...
On 9 Sep 2008, at 17:50, Derrell Lipman wrote:
2008/9/9 Petr Kobalíček <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
There is only last question, where to upload it ? First I will upload
this to my webspace and if this will be popular then it
> I need to replace a qooxdoo (0.7.x) function from 'outside' (i.e.
> without modifying the qooxdoo source itself.
> In addition, I want to be able to call the original function from
> within the replacement and, of course, keep the this variable
> intact.
Use qx.class.patch. Use this.base(argu
2008/9/9 Petr Kobalíček <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> There is only last question, where to upload it ? First I will upload
> this to my webspace and if this will be popular then it can be in
> qooxdoo.org? But it's unofficial.
Why don't you create a qooxdoo-contrib project for it. You can then have
Hi Jean,
of course there is everything that I'm using. I'm tryig to write some
documentation about this, so stay tuned :-)
There is only last question, where to upload it ? First I will upload
this to my webspace and if this will be popular then it can be in
qooxdoo.org? But it's unofficial.
Che
Ok Darrell,
you are right:-)
I'm included treevirtual, progressive and uploadwidget and build
version is olny about 50kb larger!
So you have it there :-)
Cheers
- Petr
2008/9/9 Petr Kobalíček <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Darrell,
>
> There is only one reason that I never used them. But I'm thinki
That's where the real complete solution would be with module as
Sebastian explained it.
On 9 Sep 2008, at 17:34, Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> Hi Darrell,
>
> There is only one reason that I never used them. But I'm thinking that
> I can generate two versions, one stripped (without treevirtual and
>
Great !
Will you also put (if I understood correctly) the config.json so we
might do the build ourself with 0.8 or even trunk in the hope to be
able to include progressive and treevirtual ?
In fact, my intention is tu use directly the lib you'll provide, but
later on I would love to have a c
2008/9/9 Petr Kobalíček <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi Darrell,
>
> There is only one reason that I never used them. But I'm thinking that
> I can generate two versions, one stripped (without treevirtual and
> progressive) and one bigger, with these widgets and with UploadWidget
> (that's pretty usable)
Hi Darrell,
There is only one reason that I never used them. But I'm thinking that
I can generate two versions, one stripped (without treevirtual and
progressive) and one bigger, with these widgets and with UploadWidget
(that's pretty usable)
What do you think ?
There are more possibilities, the
Hi all,
I need to replace a qooxdoo (0.7.x) function from 'outside' (i.e.
without modifying the qooxdoo source itself.
In addition, I want to be able to call the original function from
within the replacement and, of course, keep the this variable intact.
My (very naive) approach was to place th
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 11:23 AM, Petr Kobalíček <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> I hope that treevirtual and progressive authors are not angry to me
> for exclusion :-D
That's me in both cases. You're now on my hit list. :-)
Seriously, though, these are not big widgets, and treevirtual in particu
Hi all,
As I promised, I have today prepared complete qooxdoo build, so anyone
is able to use it without python and without generator knowledge.
It's build from two days old SVN (works best for me) and there are
excluded lagacy and testing classes, treevirtual and progressive
widgets.
I'm doing
Petr Kobalíček schrieb:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> If I update trunk from SVN, have I to call "generate.py clear" ? Maybe
> it's my cache problem because I didn't call it:)
In the source version there should not be any issue. When you use the
build you must rebuild your version though.
Sebastian
>
>
Hi Sebastian,
If I update trunk from SVN, have I to call "generate.py clear" ? Maybe
it's my cache problem because I didn't call it:)
Cheers
2008/9/9 Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> No the method was not renamed. It is normally available on all
> LayoutItems and Widgets. The Tree and Tab
No the method was not renamed. It is normally available on all
LayoutItems and Widgets. The Tree and TabView both works flawlessy for
me. Curious.
Are you really sure that you are up-to-date?
Sebastian
Petr Kobalíček schrieb:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> I'm not sure if I can provide detailed bug rep
Hi Sebastian,
I'm not sure if I can provide detailed bug report now. I just tested
new trunk with my application and this happen when I'm adding new item
to tab.
If I invent something more useful I will post it here.
Isn't this for example only renamed method from addChildrenToQueue to
something
qx.io2 is quite new and still in some kind of beta phase. You can use it
already though. In the future it should developed further to replace
qx.io in mid-term. For now it's better to rely on qx.io as it is more
tested. This page in the API has an example how to use it:
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/
Petr,
I do not have any of such issues. Can you reduce it to a specific example?
Sebastian
Petr Kobalíček schrieb:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> there is another one:
>
> queue[hash].addChildrenToQueue is not a function
>
> I don't know where is problem, but It's in Tree or in TabView
>
> This is fro
Hi Sebastian,
there is another one:
queue[hash].addChildrenToQueue is not a function
I don't know where is problem, but It's in Tree or in TabView
This is from current trunk (I tried it now)
Cheers
- Petr
2008/9/8 Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Should be better now. Together with the
Hi, I'm new to Qooxdoo. Could someone please share a code snippet for a
Qooxdoo client requesting a URL. The URL will return only XML text and
I'll proceed to try to work with the XML and update the GUI (any
insights there would also be greatly appreciated).
I've browsed the API docs and have
> Maybe not a toy, but a good tool for evaluation proposes. The half an
> hour to setup qooxdoo after the evaluation should not be the deal.
My evaluation went as follow:
- Check the demos, it showed to me that qooxdoo could do real
desktop-y applications that other frameworks seemed to have trou
B R A V O!
(yesterday I was convinced already that more than just 2 or 3 people were
having problems with this python compile matter)
I'm looking foreward to seeing the 3 steps working.
Sascha
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> There is still a bug report for this:
> http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496
Ah, thanks. I searched hard but couldn't find that one.
I agree that it will just work with the pre-compiled qooxdoo for the demo
so it wouldn't be a substitute for a pre-compiled build with everything
incl
Internet Explorer displays focus indicator in the last created TextField. Try
the following code in qooxdoo 0.7.3 to see the problem. Is it a bug?
var field = new qx.ui.form.TextField();
field.setLeft(20);
field.setTop(20);
field.setWidth(100);
field.addToDocument();
var field2 = new qx.ui.form.
Hugh Gibson schrieb:
> My thoughts, as a long-term user of qooxdoo and with the old toolchain
> installed (cygwin), as well as an even longer-term user of Python, are:
>
>> You can right start with all the snippets from the demo as well,
>> without reading the docs (and who reads docs as the firs
Siarhei Barysiuk schrieb:
> I'm not big fan of Eclipse but if we would have build
> integration/project creator/real autocompletion/package
> navigation/structure view/doc view/,
> I would move to Ecplise for my qx projects definitely. I think a lot
> of users as well.
>
> Precompiled package work
My thoughts, as a long-term user of qooxdoo and with the old toolchain
installed (cygwin), as well as an even longer-term user of Python, are:
> You can right start with all the snippets from the demo as well,
> without reading the docs (and who reads docs as the first thing to
> do :D ).
Some
I'm not big fan of Eclipse but if we would have build
integration/project creator/real autocompletion/package
navigation/structure view/doc view/,
I would move to Ecplise for my qx projects definitely. I think a lot
of users as well.
Precompiled package works only in case of simple applications. B
Hello,
Hugh thanks that you mentioned qxtransformer.
In fact qxtransformer is quite stable despite on alpha label on our site.
There are a lot of features which helps to build application GUI in XML.
Includes and macros, XSD which brings autocompletion with documentation
from API viewer to any ID
The issue with IDEs is that you cannot force users to use them. In the
atmosphere where people use Eclipse on a daily basis command lines and
commands should not be a problem at all.
For classic web development there are only a few people really using
Eclipse. Eclipse may be cool for Java devel
Hello,
I read all messages of this thread and I formed the own opinion.
Well, qooxdoo toolchain is really great feature which contains all
what you need for a real production application. That's true,
that's the way of qooxdoo team and I'm fully with them. It's a little
bit nontraditional way to
Hi,
you have to use cellrenderer and celleditor.
Check out the online-demos...
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#table-Table_Cell_Editor.html
Tobias
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Hi
I wonder what does this setting mean? I.e. what I get/don't get if I
turn it on/off?
Thanks,
Oleksiy Golovko
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> That is a software innovation. Basically, you go on our web
> application (that I hope to be able to do with qooXdoo) to define
> your need, the functional specification for a business
> application, you click on a button and you see the result (that I
> hope to be able to do with qooXdoo
In fact the tool chain is a lot easier in 0.8 than ever before (no need
for Cygwin etc.). Just a plain Python installation which is
pre-installed with some OSs already like Mac OS or Linux. I do not think
that it is a problem at all for real users. For evaluation proposes even
to have to execut
Hi,
Just an idea for qooxdoo to make things easier:
You could just write a Python script, that covers about 90% of things a
normal user would do with the generator, place it in the root directory of
the skeleton, so that all the beginners (or not power users) could execute
this script (as l
Hi,
I have a simple qooxdoo UI working. I would like to have some controls
like button/combo box etc. could someone explain or provide a link.
Thanx & regards
Salman Farci
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I have to say that qooxdoo is not for beginners in software development.
Developers MUST know object oriented design patterns and MUST have some
experience with them to get most out of qooxdoo.
Many people do procedural & declarative programming. I'm afraid they will not
benefit much from qooxd
>> so you would say that the quickstart we have offered for 0.7.x will be
a
>> good thing for 0.8.x as well?
Yep - I think without the quickstart a didn't get into qooxdoo as I did
(ok - the toolchain was more complicated in 0.7.x). The quickstart is so
easy to use when you are not being forc
Hello :-)
I'm a lurker from Italy, I'm evaluating Qooxdoo and other frameworks,
and I must quote this:
On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 9:55 AM, Sascha Kruening <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A pre-built package would help a lot.
:-)
Claudio
-
Hi all,
the new demos are now online under "0.8.1-pre". The "current" link now
also points to "0.8.1-pre" as this is still quite stable and fixed some
issues detected in the release. So please have a look at the version and
report errors. Thanks for your feedback.
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/curre
Hi Petr,
Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> Alex, my implementation is ready ;-)
>
> I will do more testig and commit it later.
Nice implementation. I guess this is the best solution. Keeping the
HtmlArea component light-weight, clean and offering the application
developer an interface he can do his pos
Chris,
Your words encouraged me. Yes, I have to give qx a chance because I started to
bother the community.
Also, I want to hand on my experiences to others, like you did with the YUI.
Thanks
Sascha
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I guess that's true.
A pre-built package would help a lot.
Once you start to like Qooxdoo,
once you see the advantages,
once you realize how you can use it in your environment
You want to use it,
You want to know more about it,
You want to optimize download size and speed
You ask for a tool l
Stefan,
so you would say that the quickstart we have offered for 0.7.x will be a
good thing for 0.8.x as well? As far as I have understood the questions
it was not just evaluation specific, but more of less questions about
how to build such a product. So I answered that the tool chain is needed
Hi Sascha,
> Sebastian,
>
>
> maybe you don't like what I'm going to point out, but in the end it may help
> you to convince developers to use the Qooxdoo framework.
>
> Have a look at the example at
> http://www.insideria.com/2008/05/writing-your-first-yui-applica.html It
> shows how to use the
You can say what you want, but in our company there is a saying, that
winning an argument is always loosing a customer.
Fact is, that new people don't want to spent 30minutes, just to figure
out, if qooxdoo is right for them.
So in my opinion a pre-built package is a totally right thing to do.
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