It still is not stable.
I have now the idea it is related to the z-index.
Sometimes, after reopening the qx window several times, in Firefox the pictures
are not visible
and than visible again.
In Chrome the qx window remains gray.
The coverflow uses z-index and qooxdoo probably as well.
Who win
Marcel,
I noticed some functions loading certain pieces for certain browsers prior
to the init function in contentflow.js. I don't have it in front of me to
look however, did you change the init function inside that script to not
set a flag keeping it from reloading browser data?
Matt
On Apr 18, 20
Hmm, I was a bit to fast with my success mail.
The example fails in Google Chrome and Opera, only Firefox displays it nicely.
There still seems to be a race condition,
so I need to dig into this again to find the timing issue of loading ...
Marcel
Am 14.04.2012 01:29, schrieb Marcel Ruff:
Am 1
Am 13.04.2012 09:47, schrieb Marcel Ruff:
Am 12.04.2012 21:48, schrieb Matt Cavins:
Now I have a full grasp on your issue.
I will start digging into the contentflow script, as the issue seems to be that it runs its
initialize function once the document is done loading. This means that by the t
Am 12.04.2012 21:48, schrieb Matt Cavins:
Now I have a full grasp on your issue.
I will start digging into the contentflow script, as the issue seems to be that it runs its
initialize function once the document is done loading. This means that by the time you click the
button it won't recogniz
On second thought, another solution could be to create an html file for
your gallery and include the script in that file, but NOT the qooxdoo
script. Then using qooxdoo create an iframe inside the window you build
that points to that html file with the contentflow.js.
That would be the quickes
Now I have a full grasp on your issue.
I will start digging into the contentflow script, as the issue seems to
be that it runs its initialize function once the document is done
loading. This means that by the time you click the button it won't
recognize the need to take control of those divs.
Am 12.04.2012 20:26, schrieb Matt Cavins:
With the way you have the images defined:
"images/marker/[image-name].png"
this would point to your app root/source/images/marker...
If your images folder is not located there it will fail to load them. That is the initial problem
right? the images com
With the way you have the images defined:
"images/marker/[image-name].png"
this would point to your app root/source/images/marker...
If your images folder is not located there it will fail to load them.
That is the initial problem right? the images come up as broken?
I tested your code, but c
the script should be in the head. Your qooxdoo script will replace the
body of the html document, so you would lose the contentflow script file.
Also, what method are you using to store the html from the snippet into
the variable htmlStr?
can you provide the var declaration line from your scr
What did you set the htmlStr var to?
Can you provide a snip from your html file where you load the
contentflow.js, and is that before or after the application javascript file?
Thanks,
Matt Cavins
On 04/12/2012 08:34 AM, Marcel Ruff wrote:
Hi,
I have tried to embed the impressive MIT licen
Hi,
I have tried to embed the impressive MIT licensed content flow
http://www.jacksasylum.eu/ContentFlow/docu.php
into qooxdoo, but I can only see the loading animation,
showing the images fail.
var html = new qx.ui.embed.Html();
html.setHtml(htmlStr); // the HTML code snippet from Content
Hi,
I have tried to embed the impressive MIT licensed content flow
http://www.jacksasylum.eu/ContentFlow/docu.php
into qooxdoo, but I can only see the loading animation,
showing the images fail.
var html = new qx.ui.embed.Html();
html.setHtml(htmlStr); // the HTML code snippet from Conte
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