Dear Qooxdooxers,
I modified the demo "JsonToTree" to customize the icons of the tree, so that
the documents in the folders would not all look like folders. To do that, I
used to the code employed in the "JsonToList" example, assigned each item of
the list a "type", which links to an icon. So far
tried a simple request to that url using the qx.io.remote.Request
> without the data store? Depending on your task, the
> qx.io2.ScriptLoader could be a possible solution. Just take a look at
> the demos i build a separate store for (flickr, twitter and gears).
>
> Regards,
> Martin
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I went through the API doc, but I could not find anything. I then edited the
qx.data.store.Json class definition by adding
this.__request.setCrossDomain(true) to the _createRequest() function, but
this line makes the call hang.
any idea?
thron7-2 wrote:
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> turicum wr
Dear Qooxdooxers,
is there a way to set the crossDomain property of the
qx.io.remote.Request object used by qx.data.store.Json(url)?
Thanks!
Alessandro
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Dear Qooxdooxers,
I'm generating charts with a WSGI python-based server. The image is located
at fixed URL (eg, http://my.com/chart), which is mapped to a python
function. Qooxdoo loads it correctly the first time I invoke chart = new
qx.ui.basic.Image("http://my.com/chart";). So far so good.
Hi Roman,
then I guess the only way is to add a python WSGI application that serves
the image. I'll have to pass additional arguments in the query string
instead of using the RPC parameters.
Thanks a lot!
Alessandro
Roman Schmid-2 wrote:
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> Hi Alessandro
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> As far as i know there's no wa
u try to load the PNG using the ImageLoader?
> http://demo.qooxdoo.org/0.8.x/apiviewer/#qx.io2.ImageLoader
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> It won't be an RPC call, but i guess you could make the function that
> generates the image acessible through a "normal" url?
>
> Best - Roman
>
> turi
Dear Qooxdooxers,
I need some help with placing a chart in qooxdoo:
I generate images on the server side (python + matplotlib) and get them via
JSON-RPC, so that, on the client side, I have a variable with the a raw PNG
string (starting with �PNG and followed by plenty of non-printable stuff).
H
