Hi Roman!
I'm simply doing a
window.open(url);
within the execute event listener for the button.
That used to work 'til now.
Roman Schmid schrieb:
> Hello List
>
> In my application I'd like to provide a "download-File" option to the
> user. Now I'm wondering how this is accomplished best
Hello Roman,
this is an interesting topic. I would create an qx.ui.embed.Iframe,
hide it and set the "source" property to the download file.
Please let me know if this works for you.
Kind regards,
Jonathan
On 12.02.2009, at 15:53, Roman Schmid wrote:
Hello List
In my application I'd lik
Howdy!
> Thanks for the quick reply.
>
> Could you take a guess at the time frame?
>
> If the time frame is several weeks it might be worth it to hack the loader
> so we can move forward. If it's a few days to a week on your end - I can
> probably find other things to do.
Consolidating the lo
Hello List
In my application I'd like to provide a "download-File" option to the
user. Now I'm wondering how this is accomplished best using qooxdoo. Is
there a way to have a button trigger a file download? Do i have to set
the Request transport to "Iframe"?
Apparently, there's no responseType "ap
Andreas Ecker-2 wrote:
>
> Hi Mike!
>
>
> A while ago we talked about the same idea: during regular application
> development to use a qooxdoo library file ("build") while keeping all
> individual custom classes ("source"). This would help keeping browser
> reloads fast. Need to see if we mis
Hi Andreas,
Andreas Ecker wrote:
>> it is possible to show a confirmtion message before leaving a page by
>> returning a string in Application#close(). Reportedly, this confirmation
>> dialog is shown twice under certain circumstances in IE. I found some
>> forum postings about IE sending the onbe
Andreas Ecker schrieb:
> Hi Mike!
>
>> Actually, what I am trying to accomplish is to build the app so that my code
>> is delivered to the browser in "source" format and qooxdoo library code is
>> delivered in "build" format. Doing this has several advantages while
>> developing
>>
>> 1. Makes de
Hi Mike!
> Actually, what I am trying to accomplish is to build the app so that my code
> is delivered to the browser in "source" format and qooxdoo library code is
> delivered in "build" format. Doing this has several advantages while
> developing
>
> 1. Makes debugging so much easier (ex. 800
Sebastian Werner wrote:
>
>
>
> This basically look like you do not have a configuration for the
> packages support. There seems to be a misunderstanding of the idea of
> what packages can do for you. These are not thought to build library
> like packages which may be used by different
Hi Torsten!
> when I build source (./generate.py source) all went ok,
> but when I build "./generate.py build"
> I get the following error
[...]
> Where I'm wrong ?
Of course, this is supposed to "just work" (tm), at least for almost all
the regular use cases and/or code. There have been some
Hi Ralf!
> it is possible to show a confirmtion message before leaving a page by
> returning a string in Application#close(). Reportedly, this confirmation
> dialog is shown twice under certain circumstances in IE. I found some
> forum postings about IE sending the onbeforeunload event twice that
Hi List,
when I build source (./generate.py source) all went ok,
but when I build "./generate.py build"
I get the following error in Firefox 3.0:
this[p[w]] is not a function
js part:
set:function(v,
t){var p=qx.core.Property.$$method.set;
if(typeof v===f){{};
return this[p[v]](t);
}else{for(var
Am 10.02.2009 um 19:31 schrieb mshillin:
>
> Can someone post an example of how to use the "packages" feature in
> the 0.8
> build framework. I have read the online docs but cannot seem to get
> it to
> work.
>
> My config.json contains a "packages" top level key
>
> "packages" :
> {
>
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