We do but it is not a fault of your cotribution.
Jqplot does it on its own. Every replot increases the size by 1-2mb on lower
end graphs to 15-25 mb on more complex ones. Me and the backend guy are
currently working on a way to fix it since we hate flash here.
Both jquery empty and remove doesn'
Am 02.08.2010 13:13, schrieb Stefan Andersson:
But why not make it possible to let us have a null contructor?
new Flash();
It creates an error today!
If I put "" (empty string) it works and then afterwards
setSource("flash path");
It is not logical in comparison to other widgets. What
Hi Piotr,
Today Piotr Leszczynski wrote:
>
> Hello Tobi,
>
> Thank you for that great contribution. Id definetly want to try it out.
>
> I have one question though since you are using it in your project. Have you
> experianced any memory leaks while using jqplot ? Mainly in graphs you have
> to u
In fact, the snippet in my previous post can be simplified to:
var container = new qx.ui.container.Scroll();
var composTest = new qx.ui.container.Composite(new
qx.ui.layout.HBox(3));
var compos = new qx.ui.container.Composite(new qx.ui.layout.VBox(0));
compos.add(new qx.ui
Hello Tobi,
Thank you for that great contribution. Id definetly want to try it out.
I have one question though since you are using it in your project. Have you
experianced any memory leaks while using jqplot ? Mainly in graphs you have
to update and you have to use replot every couple of seconds
Actually, after spending quite sometime, I was finally able to produce a code
snippet that reproduce the 'auto scrolling-up' behavior.
var container = new qx.ui.container.Scroll();
var composTest = new qx.ui.container.Composite(new
qx.ui.layout.HBox(3));
container.add(composTest
I would definitely post a sample code snippet if I can. But I tried to create
many short sample code, but none of them can reproduce that behavior.
Seems that the behavior only occurs in my actual app, which is over 15k
lines over 20+ files.
Another interesting thing I notice about this "auto
I have this problem:
I have attached a lot of JSON resource files which are used dynamically through
a JSON store. By "compression", i.e. removing tabs and spaces and newline
characters it decreases in size. Can i call this from the inside of the
generator and then how?
It is a suitable featu
panyasan wrote:
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> leverage a technology (qooxdoo/javascript) and there is a way to extend it
> to the client in a simple and
"extend it to the SERVER", that is...
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Hello,
this has become an interesting discussion. But in the end: everyone starts
with different experiences and investments into technologies that need to be
most efficiently applied to the problem at hand. If I can leverage a
technology (qooxdoo/javascript) and there is a way to extend it to th
Hi.
> Threads are a debugging and maintenance nightmare. (...)
> I recommend against using them for nearly all applications.
You can't resonably expect an app server talking to several databases
simultaneously and serving up thousands of clients could do without threads.
You also can't reasona
Ok, we're now marching straight into a religious war about languages -
if I would be heeding what my grandmother used to say - never ever
discuss sex, religion and programming languages - I would remain silent.
But tongue in cheek away, let's expand a little bit on a specific part
of that discu
Hi mckwill,
could you please provide a short code snippet to reproduce your issue.
Thanks,
Chris
Am 03.08.2010 03:12, schrieb mckwil:
Hi all, I've encountered a very strange behavior while working with
SelectBox in version 0.8.3. When I have a SelectBox appearing in a
Scroll container (on t
Hi.
Javascript has its advantages. Neither C# nor Java provide the same level of
flexibility. And it's definitely not the worst language I ever worked with. In
fact, it's one of the better ones.
A Javascript version with optional static typing plus mechanisms for aspects,
generics, operator ov
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