In migration from 1.6 to 2.0 process was missed that
1.6: this.ls = qx.bom.storage.Local.getInstance();
2.0: this.ls = qx.bom.storage.Web.getLocal();
There is no qx.bom.storage.Local anymore in 2.0
С уважением,
Jagget
On 28 June 2012 10:21, Martin Wittemann wrote:
> Hello,
Hello,
we're planing to release a maintenance release for the latest qooxdoo 2.0
including several bug fixes. As always, this is planed as a drop in replacement
for all 2.0 users. We don't have an exact release date for it but it is planed
for the beginning of next week. If you have any regressi
Hi,
Yes, but those issues were related to XHR and the loader template uses script
tags. So unlikely that those issues are the same bug still not surprising that
firebug could be the source of the problem.
Martin
Am 28.06.2012 um 00:51 schrieb thron7:
>>> I started Firefox in safe mode and it se
>> I started Firefox in safe mode and it seemed to help. Then I tried
>> shutting
>> off all the extensions I have in FF, and it seems that when Firebug is
>> turned off, everything works fine (according to the Error Console there
>> are
>> no errors). So, perhaps this is our culprit. What I don't
Hi Lance,
> 1) Does the changeValue event get fired when the fields are set
> programatically?
Yes, it does. Every change of the value triggers an event - whether through
user input or programmatically driven.
To differ between user input and programmatically driven: you can use the
"input" ev
I have a DateField and a TextField that I would like to sync changes
(both directions). I am not using bind() because I need to hit two
web services to calculate the correct value.
So, I have added an addListener("changeValue") for each field. In
each I hit the web service and call setValue() on
Hi,
On 06/27/2012 02:58 PM, omrihar wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> I tried creating a new application from the 2.0 SDK and the application runs
> without a problem.
> I tried using the same index.html file and load all the resources my other
> app loads, and all the contribs, but still it runs without a
Hi Daniel,
I tried creating a new application from the 2.0 SDK and the application runs
without a problem.
I tried using the same index.html file and load all the resources my other
app loads, and all the contribs, but still it runs without a problem.
I started Firefox in safe mode and it seemed
I need a border aroudn a container. How can i relize this? I read some
docs , but is it true, that i must vreate a own iwiget to do this or
can i add a border on an easyer way?
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Basically that is it. All references in a function *definition* are
run-time, in the sense that they are only needed when that function is
executed for the first time (which is usually after all loading has been
done).
Everything else is load-time, meaning it is evaluated by the browser the
moment
Hi again,
omrihar wrote
>
> Hi Daniel,
>
> well, I am also at a loss. It seems that in Chrome it works fine, without
> any problem, as well as in the build version in FF.
>
you won't see the problem in the build version since it's caused by Firefox
evaluating the JS files as they finish loadi
Hi John,
took a bit longer than I anticipated but we now have a way to run unit
tests for qx.Server (the qx-oo library, to be exact) in Rhino and node.js:
In component/standalone/server, run generate.py build to build qx-oo.js,
then generate.py test for the test runner application. One caveat:
Hi,
is it possible for you to provide a playground sample?
Regards,
Alex
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From: totty [mailto:webdesignpo...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 2:43 PM
To: qooxdoo-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] Listening on the dataChanged event and ge
Hi Daniel,
well, I am also at a loss. It seems that in Chrome it works fine, without
any problem, as well as in the build version in FF.
I tried gradually removing everything I had in main, except for
this.base(arguments), and the problem still showed up. I even removed the
code enabling the debug
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