Hi there. I have a similar problem with scrolling. Maybe you could help me
here with my questions.
I've made a table to display events log.
A function to add a string I made looks like that (maybe not the best idea
to do it like that, but I'm new yet):
{
cLog++;
logData.push([cLog, msg]);
logTable
Hi everybody
I build a tree like this:
http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/index.html#virtual~Tree_Columns.html
The difference i that I used the qx.ui.tree.Tree class for the tree and
each node is a qx.ui.tree.TreeFolder.
The problem is that the tree icons are the default folders icos,a
Note: I understand this probably isn't the best thread for this, but the
discussion about contribs has prompted me to write the following.
I think part of it is projects wrapping up, so I would agree with you
there, however I think over the last year or so, development on qooxdoo has
been more fo
2 or 3 years ago, Qooxdoo was thriving and increasing it¹s membership but
that¹s all changed the mailing list is constantly going down, contrib
activity has virtually dried up, and it seems that the majority of team
communication goes via private channels (at least, not via the mailing
list).
http://bugzilla.qooxdoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8285 ;-)
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+1000 compared to something like npm... Qooxdoo is definitively the best
JavaScript framework with the oo model but nobody know it and that's a
shame.
Le 27 mai 2014 06:35, "John Spackman-3 [via qooxdoo]" <
ml-node+s678n7585740...@n2.nabble.com> a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I’m glad to see that contribs ar
I have created a datefield like this:
var doc = this.getRoot();
var dateField1 = new qx.ui.form.DateField();
doc.add(dateField1);
dateField1.setValue(new Date());
var dfPopup = dateField1.getChildControl("list");
dfPopup.addListener("click", function()
{
var format = new qx.util.format.DateFo
Today John Spackman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I¹m glad to see that contribs are getting some new attention with the new
> page, but the way we have to go about it is way over complicated.
>
> In order to author a contrib, I must have a fork of your contrib-catalog in
> my Github account, clone it to my des
Hi John,
you are right. With the contrib catalog website released, thinking about
(and adapting things) what you wrote will probably be the next task
concerning contribs. But sadly the contrib topic isn't the most
important one on our list.
We will probably drop the checksum, at least for the
Hi,
I¹m glad to see that contribs are getting some new attention with the new
page, but the way we have to go about it is way over complicated.
In order to author a contrib, I must have a fork of your contrib-catalog in
my Github account, clone it to my desktop, edit the Manifest (which is
largel
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