A not so elegant solution would be to catch the double click event and
from there call stopEditing()
Cheers,
Fritz
On Mon, 6 Apr 2009, Jim Hunter wrote:
> I have a unique need and I have been mulling over the table source
> code for a while and I have not yet nailed down what I need to do in
> o
Hi i am a Eclipse RAP developer. I was trying to make a custom RAP
widget of the Motion Chart in Google Visualization.
http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gallery/motionchart.html
but I was getting an error. So I tried to make the Motion Chart in a
Qooxdoo 0.7.4 quickstart app
I have a unique need and I have been mulling over the table source
code for a while and I have not yet nailed down what I need to do in
order to solve my problem. What I have is a need, on a cell by cell
basis, to be able to hide the contents of a cell or to make the
contents readonly. Now remember
thron7 wrote:
> Kenny, you like teasing us! You say you first didn't notice the links in
> Fabian's posting, but you can only say so after noticing them, so you knew
> what we were out for ;-).
Close. I really did not notice in the links in Fabian's posting. What I
held back was that once on th
Kenny, you like teasing us! You say you first didn't notice the links in
Fabian's posting, but you can only say so after noticing them, so you knew
what we were out for ;-).
Jim: I realized the x scaling thing too. But the charts comparing the
toolkits directly speak for themselves. The other thin
Petr,
Ideologies are useful only to the extent they give useful results.
i think jsqt to be a tool that will benefit from the truce that the gpl
tries to set up between developers. by licensing it under gpl, i just
wanted to convey the message that if you somehow extend jsqt and share
your w
Jim Hunter wrote:
> That report is like "so last month" (hehehehe), it was written before
> qooxdoo was added to the mix.
Ah! I am relieved, I could not believe my eyes. I had in fact clicked
thru to the results page and discovered the qooxdoo numbers.
But I am also bummed. I was secretly ho
That report is like "so last month" (hehehehe), it was written before
qooxdoo was added to the mix. qooxdoo now beats Dojo on most browsers!
Check out http://dante.dojotoolkit.org/taskspeed/report/charts.html
which is on Dojo's site!
I especially like the results on IE8! When looking at the bar ch
I did not notice the links below so I googled taskspeed+qooxdoo and this
came up:
http://ajaxian.com/archives/taskspeed-more-benchmarks-for-the-libraries-and-browsers
"Dojo 1.3 wins by a wide margin. Across all the reported browsers so
far, Dojo is at least 2 times faster than other toolkits on
Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD -- Novlog schrieb:
> Hi the list,
>
> Is it for *this* monday ?
>
> What could it be ?
> a new QX linux distrib : the rewrite of Linux kernel in full
> javascript and XWindow using qooxdoo :-) ?
>
Almost :-) Some of you may have already noticed that qooxdoo appears in
the
Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> Hi Burak,
>
> nice project, but I'm worrying about its licence. Is GPL good for
> these kind of projects ? Many of us are creating commercial
> applications and for me this seems to be blocker :)
Depends on what you want to do. If you intend to *change* the source of
j
Thanks, Derrell.
I did make the change you suggest after reading Stefan's message.
I also discovered that this line...
item = new
qx.ui.form.ListItem(result[tr]["Name"],"",result[tr]["Key"]);
needed "var" added to get it to work in IE6, as in...
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 11:29 AM, Stefan Volbers wrote:
> Hi Gene,
>
> I do something similar in a standard qx application, populating several
> form elements with rpc result data.
> Works for me with any browser I could test, and actually is working fine
> at my customer's place.
>
> I believe th
Hi Burak,
nice project, but I'm worrying about its licence. Is GPL good for these kind
of projects ? Many of us are creating commercial applications and for me
this seems to be blocker :)
But it's your ideology, I'm just wondering about it:)
Cheers
- Petr
2009/4/6 thron7
> Hi Burak,
>
> thank
Thanks, I changed that.
T.
Matthew Gregory wrote:
> Thanks for this,
> Using 'self' for colusures is actually suggested here:
> http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/general/javascript_best_practises#using_self_for_closures
>
> I tend not to use self as it reminds me of some stuff I had to do in
> o
Hi Gene,
I do something similar in a standard qx application, populating several
form elements with rpc result data.
Works for me with any browser I could test, and actually is working fine
at my customer's place.
I believe the problem is that you use for ( in ) on the rpc result with
IE6. Thi
Thanks for this,
Using 'self' for colusures is actually suggested here:
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/general/javascript_best_practises#using_self_for_closures
I tend not to use self as it reminds me of some stuff I had to do in
object pascal and makes me nauseous
thron7 wrote:
>
> Matthew
Ouch.. good to know.
thron7 wrote:
>
> Matthew Gregory wrote:
>> There are a few solutions, can you show your code?
>>
>> If you are using rpc with event handlers, when you add your listener
>> pass 'this' (without quotes) as the third parameter.
>>
>> Otherwise you might have to do something l
Matthew Gregory wrote:
> There are a few solutions, can you show your code?
>
> If you are using rpc with event handlers, when you add your listener
> pass 'this' (without quotes) as the third parameter.
>
> Otherwise you might have to do something like this:
>
> var self = this;
>
Guys, nev
Qooxdoo'ians,
I've created 4 select lists using qx.ui.form.SelectBox in my Inline
application, and I use 4 separate RPC calls in my Application.js to
retrieve their contents from the backend database and populate them
accordingly. With the compiled build script copied to my web server, I
tried to
Thanks, that did the trick! :)
Am 06.04.2009 um 15:50 schrieb Matthew Gregory:
There are a few solutions, can you show your code?
If you are using rpc with event handlers, when you add your listener
pass 'this' (without quotes) as the third parameter.
Otherwise you might have to do somethin
have you ever tryed to compile with string optimization? when i you used
this solution i got an error when i build with string optimze.
timo
Am Mo, 6.04.2009, 15:50, schrieb Matthew Gregory:
> There are a few solutions, can you show your code?
>
> If you are using rpc with event handlers, when you
There are a few solutions, can you show your code?
If you are using rpc with event handlers, when you add your listener
pass 'this' (without quotes) as the third parameter.
Otherwise you might have to do something like this:
var self = this;
foo(... function()
{
// in your callback function u
Michael Ochs wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to load a callback function (after rcp request) and make a
> new table model in this callback function. This table model is stored
> in this.tableModel but I noticed, that in this case the reference of
> this points to Window whereas everywhere else t
Hi,
I'm trying to load a callback function (after rcp request) and make a
new table model in this callback function. This table model is stored
in this.tableModel but I noticed, that in this case the reference of
this points to Window whereas everywhere else this points to
frontend.Applica
Hi Thomas,
it's easy to reproduce this issue, just add include: "qx.*" into config.json
and you get it. You must set qxvariant["qx.debug"] to "on".
Cheers
- Petr
2009/4/6 thron7
> Ok, there is already a bug open concerning dependency issues (#2188),
> and this problem might be related. I've ad
Matthew Gregory schrieb:
> Have you tried looking at creating an inline application rather than a
> standalone. Not sure what you are trying to achieve but sounds like you
> want an inline application.
>
That's the way to go. The standard GUI application uses the "body"
element for the root w
May bee this is useful if you are using PHP as RPC Server:
If you send one array to the service you will get a stdObject in PHP at
$params[0]
Look at this snipp to handle them:
function method_setCustomer($params, $error)
{
//var_dump($params);
Thanks for the quick answer! That helped a lot. Works perfect!
Am 06.04.2009 um 12:25 schrieb Matthew Gregory:
Simple answer, yes! We do something similar to this, I would show you
our code but it is very deep within our business logic so I can't
really :(
A cut down version of it that yo
Simple answer, yes! We do something similar to this, I would show you
our code but it is very deep within our business logic so I can't really :(
A cut down version of it that you could try would be something like this
(untested):
// rpc = your rpc object
// aParams = your array of paramemeters
Hi Andy,
> showMain: function()
> {
> ... ...
>
> table = new qx.ui.table.Table(model);
>
> layout = new qx.ui.layout.HBox(0);
> layout.setAlignY("middle");
> hbox = new qx.ui.container.Composite(layout);
> var txt1, txt2;
> txt1 = new qx.ui.form.TextField();
Hi,
I have to make an rpc request with a unknown number of arguments.
Therefore I stored the arguments in an array, but when I use
callAsync(handler, method, parameters); it sends the array as an array
to the webserver and not as single arguments. So my request just has
one argument which
mshillin wrote:
> In Qooxdoo 7.x you could change the log level via the qxsettings array
>
> qxsettings["qx.minLogLevel"]=700;
>
> How do you do this in 0.8.2?
>
Daniel pointed to qx.log.Logger.setLevel() (see API docs for details).
You could define your own setting, use it in the config, an
Have you tried looking at creating an inline application rather than a
standalone. Not sure what you are trying to achieve but sounds like you
want an inline application.
dmbaggett wrote:
> I'm very impressed with QooxDoo, both the surface UIs it generates and the
> code underneath the hood. Tha
Hi Florian
No, that should be perfectly valid. I think the Function.bind is called
anyway inside the ImageLoader.load method.
Best - Roman
Florian Giesen wrote:
> Hello Roman,
>
> thanks for your help, now I got the imageloader working. Instead of
> using qx.lang.Function.bind directly, I set t
Hello Roman,
thanks for your help, now I got the imageloader working. Instead of
using qx.lang.Function.bind directly, I set the context parameter of
qx.io2.ImageLoader.load to a map holding all the needed parameters:
SNIP
var options = { that: this, url: imgUrl, name: data[i].na
Great!
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: thron7 [mailto:thomas.herchenroe...@1und1.de]
Gesendet: Montag, 6. April 2009 11:01
An: qooxdoo Development
Betreff: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Reloading of qooxdoo project in source modetake to
much time
We are working on a source version with a single fi
mshillin wrote:
> In Qooxdoo 7.x you could change the log level via the qxsettings array
>
> qxsettings["qx.minLogLevel"]=700;
>
> How do you do this in 0.8.2?
>
The setting itself seems to be gone in 0.8, I'm afraid.
> There seems to be no documentation about logging configuration - the AP
We are working on a source version with a single file for the framework
classes. This should alleviate the issue.
T.
Mustafa Sak wrote:
>
> Hi Jim,
>
> i am agree with you, but the classes of the framework doesn’t change,
> so they shouldn’t be checked by firefox every time. Accidentally I
> f
Hi Burak,
thanks for sharing this.
T.
Burak Arslan wrote:
> hi,
>
> i've put some proper documentation in the jsqt web site, fixed all bugs
> known to myself (except the case with radiobutton), and started
> supporting a decent number of widgets and containers, which encouraged
> me to releas
Ok, there is already a bug open concerning dependency issues (#2188),
and this problem might be related. I've added a comment to this end. It
would be helpful if you could reproduce it in a Skeleton app.
T.
Petr Kobalíček wrote:
> Hi thron,
>
> good news :) Half of problems described here are g
Hi thron,
good news :) Half of problems described here are gone (tried yesterday
trunk). But the assert failure is still here.
I tracked this problem and it's here:
qx/lang/Object.js:
/**
* Get the keys of a map as array as returned by a "for ... in"
statement.
*
* @signature fun
Hi the list,
Is it for *this* monday ?
What could it be ?
a new QX linux distrib : the rewrite of Linux kernel in full
javascript and XWindow using qooxdoo :-) ?
http://news.qooxdoo.org/
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Hello Jim,
thats a good point. I just checked our Spinner implementation to take
a look if every qooxdoo widget acts like the TextField. The Spinner
does exactly the thing you suggested. So I made a note to the current
bug (http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2099) concerning the
Hi Florian
Using the imageloader should work, at least it does for me. However,
there seems to be a problem with your callback function. When you write
this.addLangEntry(langMenu, data[i].name, imgUrl), you actually *call*
that function right away.
That means, the button is added before the image
Hello Amit,
thanks for your answer, but
> Maybe using the #asset() will solve the issue.
I cannot use #asset, because the image to be loaded resides outside
the resource tree of my qx app.
Regards, Florian
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