Hey,
just to put in my two cents :)
We are holding two copies of the book since yesterday. Congratulations, guys -
very good job !
I think this is an important milestone for qooxdoo to get an official standing
in the huge world of web development and Javascript-/RIA-frameworks.
Moreover the book
Derrell - Thanks so much for taking the time to reply to these posts. This
post was fantastic and informative in many ways. Maybe my "skeleton key".
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 20:38, Scott Chapman wrote:
> I have a tabview.TabView with multiple tabview.Page's in it, each having a
> tab on top.
> I want to capture the double-click on the tab, not the body of the
> tabview.Page, including on the tab label or icon.
>
> This way I can do things like
I have a tabview.TabView with multiple tabview.Page's in it, each having a
tab on top.
I want to capture the double-click on the tab, not the body of the
tabview.Page, including on the tab label or icon.
This way I can do things like double-click to close a tab rather than turn
on the setShowClose
Hi all,
I have a qx.ui.form.List populated with some ListItem's and a
qx.ui.form.TextArea with a placeholder which updates with some value when
one of the list items is selected. I have a listener that does a
textArea.setValue(...), but the changes do not render. When I debug the
application using
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 18:03, Scott Chapman wrote:
> The following tab has two labels and two tables in it. The tables stretch
> to the full width of the tab. How do I prevent that? I set their width to
> 241 below.
>
> I'm new to this coding. So feel free to give me a code review and send
> a
The following tab has two labels and two tables in it. The tables stretch
to the full width of the tab. How do I prevent that? I set their width to
241 below.
I'm new to this coding. So feel free to give me a code review and send any
other pointers you think appropriate on how I've put this tog
I can make a new request and cancel the old one in my use case and it will
work fine.
Thanks!
On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 10:26 PM, Tristan Koch wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> I don't believe so. Resetting the state will not cancel the request, since
> there is no apply routine associated. For store.Json, t
Martin!
Thanks!
of course. DOM element...mistake!
flip = mirror
rotate makes image upside down. Not useful!
Now it works fine flipping!
Thanks!
Stefan
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On 01/05/2012 11:46 AM, Stefan Andersson wrote:
> But i'm quite sure that the
>core team could not take care of the questions there as we do here on the list.
You will if the discussions there are of high quality...
It's not so much a question of quality but of resources. You have to
keep
Fritz!
>You could have your mail engine move the qooxdoo mails to a different folder
>and then search that when you need to.
Thanks for your suggestion.
We have thought about that but it still creates traffic and pollution.
We chose not to do it.
>As the usage of the mailing list and stackoverf
On Thu, 5 Jan 2012, Stefan Andersson wrote:
> We don't want any email notification pollution and that is why our
> messages seem to break the threads of the mailing list. If you are a
> member of only one mailing list it might work, but if you are a member of
> 10 it becomes a lot of emails to rea
We are trying to do flip an image horizontally by using
qx.bom.element.Transform and the scale key:
var image = new qx.basic.Image("test.png");
var element = image.getContentElement();
element.style = {};
qx.bom.element.Transform.scale(element, [-1, 1]);
T!
>In the end, it always came back to "I want to have email notifications"
>(like Fritz said e.g.) and thats why we never did such a move.
We don't want any email notification pollution and that is why our messages
seem to break the threads
of the mailing list. If you are a member of only one
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