Thank you Alex.
I think I've found the problem: I'm setting the backgroundcolor of the
textfields initially to white. This stops the behaviour of the
textfield in FF getting a gray background if it is disabled.
So a clear solution would be to have two properties for the
backgroundcolor: backG
The idea behind: i need the textfields to change their background-color
on focus/blur. So i did following:
var theme =
qx.manager.object.AppearanceManager.getInstance().getAppearanceTheme();
var apar = theme._appearances['text-field'];
if(apar)
{
var focusinBgColor = new
Working with revision 4269 - no problems(neither FF nor IE).
Cheers,
alex.d
> Hello List!
>
> In my application I need to enable or disable textfields. Having a given
> textfield tf I have to do a simple:
>
> tf.setEnabled(false);
>
> in order to disable the textfield. If the textfield does n
Hello List!
In my application I need to enable or disable textfields. Having a given
textfield tf I have to do a simple:
tf.setEnabled(false);
in order to disable the textfield. If the textfield does not contain any
text the user is not able to visually determine if the textfield is
enabl
