Hi,
Is there a way how to develop separate components in qooxdoo?
Example:
- one component with tree ,
- second component with grid
My main goal in order to have codes of tree provider and grid provider
separately (reusing, tree is complicated - build algorithm, event handlers).
Each provide
Thanks, I had found a work around by doing my positioning in the 'appear'
event and it seems to work without any noticeable movement of the controls.
But I think I will take your advice and move that to the resize event
instead.
Thanks,
Jim
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 7:56 AM, Fabian Jakobs wrote:
>
Hi,
Earlier today my modal windows became non-modal - they'd been working fine
before and that particular code hadn't been touched. We use an Inline
application and the change which triggered the problem was tracked to the
div outside the div outside where the Qooxdoo app is placed - a designer h
Hi Burak,
at first sight it looks indeet like a bug. Could you open a bug report
for it and attach the code? I hope I have some time on Monday to further
investigate this issue.
Best Fabian
> all,
>
> as can be observed in the test case above, the menu on the first
> screen works, while the (s
Hi
Am 10.07.2009 um 13:51 schrieb "Robert Wende" :
> Hello,
>
> is it possible to debug the java code in QWT, like in GWT the hosted
> mode?
>
You can debug the server part of your app using the remote debug
feature of Java. The client Part was translated to JavaScript, you
can use fire
Hi Jim,
the size hint computes the preferred size of the widgets. This is
computed for each widget in the first pass of the layout process. The
second pass starts from the root widget and renders the widget based on
their size hints and the available size. That's why the size hint can
differ f
Robert Wende wrote:
> hey thron,
>
> thanks for your replies.
> how could i set an HTML attribute on my widget?
>
use the setHtmlProperty() method
(http://qooxdoo-contrib.sourceforge.net/maven/sites/qwt-0.2.0/toolkit/qooxdoo/apidocs/qx/ui/core/Widget.html#setHtmlProperty(java.lang.Object,%20
Sure - it's the Resize column model and Simple table model. I'd email you
the code but it might be quite hard to get it going without our entire app
etc (I'm willing to send it but perhaps it should be a last resort); here's
the bits that I think might be relevant:
table.setDecorator(null
hey thron,
thanks for your replies.
how could i set an HTML attribute on my widget?
thanks,
Robert
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> Datum: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 15:40:51 +0200
> Von: thron7
> An: qooxdoo Development
> Betreff: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] QWT debug + theming
>
>
>
> > Could i int
Martin Wittemann wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> thats good to hear that the data binding layer helped you implementing
> your qcl. Your proposal sound interesting. Do you think of something
> like:
>
> a.bind(b) === b.observe(a)
>
> Greetings,
> Martin
>
> Am 10.07.2009 um 13:40 schrieb panyasan:
>
>
> In Qooxdoo i could theme my app with themes - is this in QWT also possible?
> In GWT i have to use CSS-Code to change the appearance - is this the same way
> in qwt?
>
I'm no QWT expert, but since QWT mimics the qooxdoo API, you should be
able to create theme classes and use theme prope
> Could i integrate a js-lib like script.aculo.us or jquery to animate my
> widgets or something else?
That would probably be hard. You can load an additional library in your
index.html. But to animate qooxdoo widgets you would have to find a
widget's DOM node, which is probably not that eas
Hi,
thats good to hear that the data binding layer helped you implementing
your qcl. Your proposal sound interesting. Do you think of something
like:
a.bind(b) === b.observe(a)
Greetings,
Martin
Am 10.07.2009 um 13:40 schrieb panyasan:
>
>
> Martin Wittemann wrote:
>>
>> Hello Christian,
>
> Or does QWT provide a build-in effect libary?
>
I don't think so, as QWT is based on qooxdoo 0.7 which doesn't have
effects (0.8 has).
T.
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On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 10:33 AM, wrote:
>
> I followed your instructions and overwrite css methods by subclassing
> qx.ui.table.cellrenderer.Abstract and overwriting _getContentHtml method. I
> would like to try to get the same effect by overwriting _getCellClass
> method. My question is: where s
Hello,
is it possible to debug the java code in QWT, like in GWT the hosted mode?
In Qooxdoo i could theme my app with themes - is this in QWT also possible? In
GWT i have to use CSS-Code to change the appearance - is this the same way in
qwt?
Could i integrate a js-lib like script.aculo.us or
Martin Wittemann wrote:
>
> Hello Christian,
>
> first of all thanks for your good work. Looks impressive like
> always. ;) Especially the documentation looks detailed so that
> everyone should be abel to use it.
> We will post a hint for the community on the weekly later the day so
> eve
Hi John,
On Friday 10 July 2009 John Spackman wrote:
> I came across a weird problem yesterday where IE8 would give an "Invalid
> argument" exception where FF3 was fine; this was harmless if you had had
> the IE8 debugger running but if not would cause the Qooxdoo app to
> completely stop respondi
Hi,
I came across a weird problem yesterday where IE8 would give an "Invalid
argument" exception where FF3 was fine; this was harmless if you had had the
IE8 debugger running but if not would cause the Qooxdoo app to completely
stop responding.
By elimination I eventually tracked it down to a tab
Hello Christian,
first of all thanks for your good work. Looks impressive like
always. ;) Especially the documentation looks detailed so that
everyone should be abel to use it.
We will post a hint for the community on the weekly later the day so
everyone can benefit from your work.
Best,
Ma
> oks like there is a problem with the configuration of your bundle or
> with the qooxdoo checkout. If your qooxdoo path is set correct in
> the shell variable of textmate, you could check if the ecmascript
> file is available and up to date? The file should be stored in the
> following pa
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