Aaron Cooper schrieb:
> Hi there,
>
> I've got a popup dialog that contains a rather large form for filling in
> passenger details for cruises. It currently holds 50 sets of names, in two
> columns (splitpane)
>
> I've been asked to extend this to 75 sets, however this simply does not
> render them
That is exactly what I mean. An Atom can pretty much contain any other
control. But I just took a look at my code and I in fact used a
qx.ui.form.TextArea to hold my content. I don't have any specific code to
set the overflow to auto, but I get scroll bars. I checked the API and it
says that the de
So, write the text fields into an Atom and set the Atom's overflow to auto?
I don't quite understand what you are getting at here sorry.
Aaron
Jim Hunter-2 wrote:
>
> If it were me, I would write all the content into an Atom and set the
> overflow to 'auto'. I have done this on some dialogs a
If it were me, I would write all the content into an Atom and set the
overflow to 'auto'. I have done this on some dialogs and it works just fine.
Some of our dialogs have hundreds of rows of data and setting the overflow
to auto allows the user to scroll and see them all.
Jim
On Jan 20, 2008 8:
Hi there,
I've got a popup dialog that contains a rather large form for filling in
passenger details for cruises. It currently holds 50 sets of names, in two
columns (splitpane)
I've been asked to extend this to 75 sets, however this simply does not
render them on screen at 1024 x 768. So what I
