e successfully integrated SlickGrid itself into a qx
app?
Thanks!
- Andrew
On Dec 21, 2012, at 8:37 PM, Andrew Goldberg wrote:
> I'm involved in a large qooxdoo based application that only needs to support
> chrome (it's part of a chromium embedded framework application). We&
ork application wide in
all scroll containers, lists, and virtual lists.
Any tips or pointers would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Andrew Goldberg
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Hi all,
I'm looking to create a container with one widget left justified and
one right justified (for example, a text label on the left and a
textfield on the right), but I'd like it so that when the page is
resized to the point where both widgets cannot fit on the same line,
the one on the right
Resending this since it didn't seem to go through the first time...
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking to create a container with one widget left justified and one
> right justified (for example, a text label on the left and a textfield on the
> right), but I'd like it so that when the page is resized
Has anyone tried to modify the qx.ui.core.scroll.MWheelHandling mixin to
perform momentum / inertia / smooth scrolling (a la iOS)? It seems something
close to it exists for touch events in AbstractScrollArea, and i'm in the
process of porting that to mousewheel events, but it's not quite the sa
I have a scroll container with a long form with several steps, and I'd like to
allow the user to click buttons to scroll down to other parts of the form. I'd
like to use a transition effect (so the user sees where they're being taken)
rather than just call scrollTo and move in one big jump. I kn
I have a qx.ui.container.Stack, which holds a set of qx.ui.embed.Iframe objects
(and some other types, too). I have observed that the iframes do not create
their DOM nodes and do not load their source URL until each one is set as the
selected widget for the Stack. I'm assuming this is because th
I have a virtual list containing instances of a custom ListItem subclass. I'm
using the ListItem's as drop targets to move objects into folders. This is
working fine. What I'm trying to figure out is how to make a list that is only
partially visible in a scrollarea to automatically scroll up or
quot;,
> style : {
>backgroundColor : "radiobutton-checked"
> }
>},
> --snip--
>
> In this case all properties are inherited and the "backgroundColor" is
> overwritten.
>
> Does your code look syntactically the same?
>
> Regar
I've tried using the "includes" option in a decorator (as in the online docs),
but it does not seem to work properly---I can use the "child"-decorator, but it
looks just like the "parent"-decorator. The customizations in the child do not
seem to get applied. Is there anything subtle that I may b
I have a virtual list (qx.ui.list.List which contains
some CustomListItem widgets. These widgets can change height dynamically
based on a property (i.e., there's an _applyCount function that toggles the
visibility of a child control if the new count is non zero). From what I
have seen in the List d
I have a list of widgets (custom list items) that I'd like to have right-click
/ context menus for. However, I do not want the action of opening the menu to
actually select the corresponding list item. Is this possible? I've tried
several combinations of putting "e.stopPropagation()" and "e.prev
gned "icon-white"? Does the
setAppearance function apply at the class level and not the instance level? Any
ideas?
Thanks again for the prompt, extremely useful help!
Andrew
On Jul 1, 2011, at 6:46 AM, Alexander Steitz wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> On Friday 01 July 2011 00:30:1
I am observing an unexpected behavior regarding applying different
appearances to different instances of a custom widget.
My code structure is basically:
Card widget
- icon child control
Depending on certain properties of the Card, I would like to apply a
different appearance to the icon child c
>
> Sprites are handled in the framework classes automatically. If the app
> requires an indvidual image, and that image is available as part of a sprite
> (and the context permits it), the sprite clipping is used. That's all.
>
> HTH,
> T.
>
> On 06/29/2011 05:45
to the
position of the image inside in the button.
Any tips on how to hook all this up would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Andrew Goldberg
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