setGlobalCursor directly apply the new cursor. No need to flush anything
in the case. The problem is the browser - not qooxdoo. When you want to
be sure, that the cursor is correctly applied, you must execute the
processor intensive task (not the setGlobalCursor) with a timeout
directly after s
Thx for help Jim, but... it doesn't work anyway. Neither flush(true)
nor flush(or setGlobalCursor) in setTimeout. And i just looked in the
source code - flushGlobalQueues() routine doesn't expect any parameters.
Regards,
alex.d
setTimeout(function(){qx.ui.core.ClientDocument.getInstance
setTimeout(function(){qx.ui.core.ClientDocument.getInstance().setGlobalCursor("wait");},0);
should work also
Jim Hunter wrote:
I just saw your previous post about flushGlobalQueues and
I have found in recent build, this call does nothing unless you pass in
true as the parameter (like my e
I just saw your previous post about flushGlobalQueues and I have found in recent build, this call does nothing unless you pass in true as the parameter (like my example below). I was not seeing any difference between using the flush command and not using it until I added the true parameter, now it
I've tried it's already ;-)(was the first i did) - it doesn't work.
Right after you change the cursor, issue the following
command:
qx.ui.core.Widget.flushGlobalQueues(true);
This should do the trick.
Jim
On 10/16/06,
Alex D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I've tried it's already ;-)(was the i did) - it doesn't work.
Right after you change the cursor, issue the following
command:
qx.ui.core.Widget.flushGlobalQueues(true);
This should do the trick.
Jim
On 10/16/06,
Alex D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi folks,
sorry for t
Right after you change the cursor, issue the following command:qx.ui.core.Widget.flushGlobalQueues(true);This should do the trick.JimOn 10/16/06,
Alex D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi folks,
sorry for the traffic but i have another issue that doesn't work: i
have a button that do some fil
Hi folks,
sorry for the traffic but i have another issue that doesn't work: i
have a button that do some filtering(CPU intensive). So in the meantime
i would like to set global cursor to "wait":
==snip===
button.addEventListener("execute", function(e){
qx.ui
