Hello Sebastian!On 3/13/06, Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Peter Sheldrick schrieb:> I'm mapping a file tree to a QxTree. But i find myself wanting to create> my own Tree object and using it and the QxTree in tandem to do what i> want. This is because for every
I'm mapping a file tree to a QxTree. But i find myself wanting to
create my own Tree object and using it and the QxTree in tandem to do
what i want. This is because for every tree node i want to save the
filename, path and children. Or sometimes i want to change the
apperance of a specific node. Al
When i generate a page by cgi or mod_python and use qooxdoo, i get the
error message "window.application has no properties". Is there a
workaround for this? Is it possible to use qooxdoo without
window.application? My method was to save the generated html to a file
and then redirecting the users br
Ok don't worry - works. Sorry for the spam.
- Peter
On 2/22/06, Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Peter Sheldrick schrieb:> What would the loop look like? Visit every node and call the event:> "changeSelection"? Can you make an example?This has nothing to
Perhaps my last post was obscure - close() does work. Sometimes. Can
you confirm that it behaves oddly? Why is forEach not in the doc for
QxTree? Why does
tree.getItems().forEachChild( function(o) { o.close(); } ); do nothing?On 2/22/06, Peter Sheldrick <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Thanks al
root, but tree.close() does nothing!
confused,
- Peter
On 2/22/06, Benjamin Reitzammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,Am 22.02.2006 13:55, Sebastian Werner schrieb:> Peter Sheldrick schrieb:>>> What would the loop look like? Visit every node and call the event:>> "ch
What would the loop look like? Visit every node and call the event: "changeSelection"? Can you make an example?
- PeterOn 2/22/06, Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Peter Sheldrick schrieb:> Is there a way to expand all the braches of a QxTree or to collapse them?I am
Is there a way to expand all the braches of a QxTree or to collapse them?
- Peter
This is some code for (2):
window.application.main = function()
{
var d = this.getClientWindow().getDocument();
var dl = new QxDockLayout;
dl.setEdge(30, 10, 30, 10);
var l1 = new QxWidget;
l1.setWidth("50%");
l1.setBackgroundColor("blue");
var
There are only two Qx types that can store text that is editable:
QxTextField and QxTextArea. They behave slightly differently; for
example:
(1) In a QxTextField i can't make newlines - in a QxTextArea i can.
(2) If put them in a QxDockLayout a QxTextField only gets formatted
properly if the page i
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