Thanks.
When some other more basic functionality of my app is working, I'll try your
code, and try to update the qx.ui.window.Window class.
Ways OfTheEarth wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I have implemented a similar thing in my Qx 0.5.x application.
>
> My app has lots of windows, each with toolba
Hi there,I have implemented a similar thing in my Qx 0.5.x application.My app has lots of windows, each with toolbars and buttons etc. which need to be "disabled" while a window is either busy (awaiting a response from the server) or blurred (not in focus).Here is some code pasted from one of my Qx
That's a good idea :-)
Maybe this could be added to qooxdoo.
Jim Hunter-2 wrote:
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> I have not tried this yet, but you could simply try to overlay a panel on
> top of everything before you create the window. Give the panel a light
> gray
> color and set it's transparency to 80%-90%. This shou
I have not tried this yet, but you could simply try to overlay a panel on top of everything before you create the window. Give the panel a light gray color and set it's transparency to 80%-90%. This should make the other controls unreachable and give them a grayed out look without having to touch t
I like the idea. Helps the user focus on THE window. Don't know how to
achieve that though :-)
Best,
--Tomek
dperez wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I like the behaviour of modal windows in this ZK demo:
> http://www.potix.com/zkdemo/userguide/
>
> All the controls are darkened, when a modal window is opened
Hi,
I like the behaviour of modal windows in this ZK demo:
http://www.potix.com/zkdemo/userguide/
All the controls are darkened, when a modal window is opened, to emphasize
that they unavailable.
Is it easy to achieve something similar with qooxdoo?
Maybe, playing with appearances.
Regards,
Da
