In fact, the snippet in my previous post can be simplified to:
var container = new qx.ui.container.Scroll();
var composTest = new qx.ui.container.Composite(new
qx.ui.layout.HBox(3));
var compos = new qx.ui.container.Composite(new qx.ui.layout.VBox(0));
compos.add(new qx.ui
notice that the page
automatically scrolls up, *even though the scroll bar still wrongly
indicates it's still at the bottom of the page.
If you move the scroll bar abit, it will adjusts back. But the error
behavior is definitely there...
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I would definitely post a sample code snippet if I can. But I tried to create
many short sample code, but none of them can reproduce that behavior.
Seems that the behavior only occurs in my actual app, which is over 15k
lines over 20+ files.
Another interesting thing I notice about this "auto
Actually, this behavior also happens when I dynamically add a
widget/component to the scroll pane. Then, the scroll pane automatically
scrolls up, as if some event was fired.
Again, this only applies to IE, not firefox or chrome.
Seems like a very frustrating issue...
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le. Unless there is a way
to make it non-editable?
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Thanks. I used an "appear" event listener to perform the scroll and it worked
(but only when the function is called on the root scroll container).
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h could be contained by
other parent containers), and qooxdoo framework will smartly push the child
widget into view?
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e the positions of those widgets. I'm sure there is a better way
to do this in Qooxdoo. :)
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No, I didn't mean modal windows. I actually mean, when you make the
window.open() call, is there any way to make the code execution block on
that open() call? instead of just opening the window, and keeps on
execution?
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and I didn't set any color/theme), whereas the demo windows all have a
white background. Why is that and how can I change it back to default?
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defined" message during the synchronous call.
Any idea why this happens?
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built using Qooxdoo framework?
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code
in a HTML string and use that code to talk to my "main" qooxdoo app?
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Alexander Steitz wrote:
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> Hi,
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> On Thursday March 4 2010 17:22:18 mckwil wrote:
>> I'm trying to build an application that integrates with Google map, in
>
s getContentElement() and
getContainerElement() to return qooxdoo's element object. Which one should I
use? And should I call getDOMElement() on the return value to extract the
actual DOM node? or is there some other way for doing this correctly?
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use this decorator, the above warning message would
be muted.
Other warning message said something about "Error in parsing value for
property width. Declaration dropped.". But I checked my code carefully and
didn't really see any widget that needed width property but wasn't provide
HTTP header in each
request, but not sure how that is done in Qooxdoo using its remote RPC
calls.
Could anyone help me on this and/or show me a few lines of sample code to do
this?
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anything at all) to handle multiple incoming requests at the same
service? (assuming that the servlet container just spawns one thread per
servlet request)
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ahh. No I didn't install ImageMagic yet. That might have been the problem.
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> Hi mckwil,
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> the image clipping and combining jobs require a valid ImageMagic
> installation on your machine. Do you have one?
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> T.
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> mckwil
ere is my image.json file.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p26287367/image.json image.json
What did I do wrong to cause this error?
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mage.json file.
image.json
What did I do wrong to cause this error?
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