That was it, thank you.
I have seen qooxdoo mentioned on some page and was much impressed by its
demo application speed.
On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 8:39 AM, thron7 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> it might be that your system is not runing the Python interpreter with the
> given scripts. Try prefixing the command
Hi,
it might be that your system is not runing the Python interpreter with the
given scripts. Try prefixing the command with 'python', like
python tool\bin\create-application.py --type=mobile ...
T.
> Hi all,
>
> I just downloaded qooxdoo-2.1.1-sdk and wanted to follow this tutorial:
> http:
Hi all,
I just downloaded qooxdoo-2.1.1-sdk and wanted to follow this tutorial:
http://manual.qooxdoo.org/2.1/pages/mobile/tutorial.html . I'm on windows
and `python -V` returns:
Python 2.7.2
According to the tutorial, I should use Python version 2.5 or above and run
following command:
tool
Fabian Jakobs a écrit :
> Philippe Poulard schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I try to set a command on a button:
>> var okButton = new qx.ui.form.Button(this.tr("OK"),
>> "icon/16/actions/dialog-ok.png"), new qx.event.Command("Enter"));
>>
>> but it doesn't work; I also tried "+Enter"
>>
>> It is specified in
Philippe Poulard schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I try to set a command on a button:
> var okButton = new qx.ui.form.Button(this.tr("OK"),
> "icon/16/actions/dialog-ok.png"), new qx.event.Command("Enter"));
>
> but it doesn't work; I also tried "+Enter"
>
> It is specified in the doc
> http://qooxdoo.org/docum
Hi,
I try to set a command on a button:
var okButton = new qx.ui.form.Button(this.tr("OK"),
"icon/16/actions/dialog-ok.png"), new qx.event.Command("Enter"));
but it doesn't work; I also tried "+Enter"
It is specified in the doc
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.8/ui_interaction
that a complete
no problem. i always add the handler to the QxMenuButton
btn.addEventListener ("execute", function (e) {
...
})
in this case you do a e.getTarget() ...
some thoughts:
in your code you put the event name as a parameter (curItem.event ->
"execute") but inside your function you always instancia
Hi,
thanks that helped, just had to change the
e.getTarget().getUserData('url') to e.getData().getUserData('url')
Patrick
Ulrich Schreiner schrieb:
hi,
perhaps i'm wrong but i think your local function
curItem.cmd.addEventListener(curItem.event, function(e) {
document.location = curItem
hi,
perhaps i'm wrong but i think your local function
curItem.cmd.addEventListener(curItem.event, function(e) {
document.location = curItem.url;
});
binds a reference to the local variable "curItem" which exists only
once. after the last iteration this variable points to the last
array-item
> for ( var i = 0; i < arrModules.length; i++ ) {
> var curItem= arrModules[i];
.
> curItem.cmd.addEventListener(curItem.event,
> function(e) {
> document.location = curItem.url;
> });
>
Hi List,
I have the following JavaScript to generate Menu's for me based on arrays:
//
function genMenu( arrModules, objMenu, objDoc, strLink )
//
/**
* generates a menu with submenues
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