Alex,
I think that sending the main window to the back would work, but it would
cause more problems than it would solve.
My application is a single page application that uses about a dozen main
windows in which the end user can get work done. There can be multiple
instances of most of these wi
Hi Tom,
just to give it a try ... don't know if it's working out for you. Did you try
to use the "sendToBack" method of the window manager to send the main window
to the back once one of the "child" window is opened.
Technically it does re-sort the stack of the windows and the window at top of
Thomas,
It looks like you DO see want I want :) I knew that the qooxdoo bubbling
kind of went up and down the bubble chain, but I didn't know if I was going
to be able to get at it before it got to the window itself. Apparently not.
I may have to subclass the window manager and modify the def
> I was really hoping that I could keep the click event on the button from
> reaching the window underneath it.
I'm not sure this is actually what you want. The button is a child of the
window widget, and qooxdoo implements capture-then-bubble event phases.
That means the Window object has to get
T.
I was really hoping that I could keep the click event on the button from
reaching the window underneath it. I have looked at the qx.ui.window.Window
(and related window files) source files briefly, but didn't see anything
obvious that I could do. I assume that the qx window manager uses the
Tom,
I'm not sure, but have you tried setting the zindex of your pop-up
windows by hand? I've read you can set the zindex through a theme, maybe
doing that for the pop-up's would help?!
HTH,
T.
tsmiller wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a standalone application ( 8.2) that has a qx.ui.window.Window()
Hello,
I have a standalone application ( 8.2) that has a qx.ui.window.Window()
added to the doc. The user clicks buttons added to this main window to open
two other windows. The main window is the 'Item View Window' and the two
windows that are opened from the buttons on that window are the 'Po