Well, that's pretty similar to what I had done. No reason to repost
something that's already been done.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Dietrich Streifert [mailto:dietrich.streif...@visionet.de]
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 10:37 AM
To: qooxdoo Development
Subject: Re: [qooxdoo-devel] P
I'm currently using Flotr within my Qooxdoo application. I'll see if I can
put together a basic example, its not in a contrib or anything I just
integrate it directly.
I chose Flotr because it seemed to have the best memory management for my
needs(potentially doing redraws every 5 seconds).
Matt
So I was wondering if its at all possible to place an image I want to add
overtop of my current widgets in a container. Basically I'm trying to do a
blocker w/ loading spinner, I'm able to have them work in conjunction no
problem. The only issue is getting the image to sit on top of my container
The easiest way I found to do this is to simply extend the Checkbox class to
your own custom class, then you can add your own properties. I find it to
be easier because if I need to tie any additional values to my checkbox I
can just add more properties.
qx.Class.define("analysis.ui.CheckNode",
{
Its really a preference as to the look and feel you want along with the
features supported. I use flotr (http://code.google.com/p/flotr/) for my
charting needs because it has the features I need and a polished look.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Bee Jay [mailto:bee.ogra...@gmail.com]
Sen
Couldn't get your link to work but I would suggest looking to the
CollapsablePanel contribution, should provide what you are looking for I
think:
http://qooxdoo.org/contrib/project#collapsablepanel
In terms of general, information about implementing it you can just go to
the following URL:
http:
Haven't really dug into the contrib myself, but it doesn't seem very
complicated at first glance. Just start playing around with it, but if you
implement a solution you should look into sharing it with the community.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: danovics [mailto:andrejev...@gmail.com]
You would need to code that functionality yourself by changing how the
collapsible panel is built. If you were to remove the header, you wouldn't
have anything to show when the panel is collapsed.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: danovics [mailto:andrejev...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, April
In my opionion that contribution is the easiest way to do it actually. This
container will do what you need. In my implementation with it I use the
CollapsiblePanels to contain some Tree widgets.
Now these panels sit next to a TabView, and depending on the tab I have
selected I can programmatic
I would suggest you look at the CollapsablePanel under the Qooxdoo
Contributions (http://qooxdoo.org/contrib). That will give you the
functionality you are looking for.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: danovics [mailto:andrejev...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 1:55 PM
To: qooxdo
So I created a seperate class file for my application
(analysis/util/SummaryJSON.js). I'm trying to create a JSON accessor class,
so I lifted the code from the example and have it below. I next try to
access this in my Application.JS file but end up with a JS error in FireBug
saying that 'analysis
Is there a way to automatically resize the column on draw to fit the
container that contains the table? Currently, the table gets drawn and
there is an extra empty column that is just there to fill in extra space.
What I would like is all my column to fit evenly.
If it's not already there I und
Thanks Derrell,
This does seem a little quirky, definitely not the first thing anyone would
think when trying to get this to work. I'll keep that in mind also for
future issues I may have when dealing with selections.
Matthew Devine
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From: Derrell Lipman [mailto:derrel
So I'm trying to configure my application to know which tab I've selected so
I can basically process something depending on the tab. In the following
playground link, you are able to see the indexOf returns as I would expect
it expect in the addListener. In my addListener, the return from
e.getDa
Thanks, that's more than enough to point me in the right direction.
Matt
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So I'm looking at using Qooxdoo to build an Inline RIA in an existing
application that utilizes DWR to give access to my backend Java via
Javascript. I'm a little confused on how to facilitate using the DWR
methods within my Qooxdoo built application. If someone could give some
insight it would b
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