And as Tobi pointed out to me:
I should use qx.bom.storage.Web instead ...
Cheers,
Fritz
On Mon, 15 Dec 2014, Fritz Zaucker wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> in partly works for me. With the code you suggested I get a list of
> suggestions when clicking into the TextField(). However, the list of
> sugges
Hi Daniel,
in partly works for me. With the code you suggested I get a list of
suggestions when clicking into the TextField(). However, the list of
suggestions has only strings stored from other websites and is not updated
on rpcAsync() backend calls. The fields are also not automatically filled o
One way is to setup setters and getters for each field utilizing closures.
This is what I prefer because it can work with as many tables without
creating bloat code.
Another way is to create a method for setting fields i.e. setData() and
another a method to retrieve the field values i.e. getData(
Hi Fritz,
that's strange, it works for me (in Chrome and Firefox) with just this code:
var input = new qx.ui.form.TextField();
input.getContentElement().setAttribute("name", "username");
this.getRoot().add(input);
A form tag should not be necessary, but you might try also setti
Hi Daniel,
thanks for the reply. Thie seems not enough, though. Do the fields have to
be inside a HTML ? I just placed them in a qx.ui.window.Window
with a
qx.ui.layout.Grid layout at the moment. Or anything else I have to do?
I am submitting the username/password with qx.io.remote.Rpc.callAsyn
Hi Fritz,
you just have to give your field a "name" (or alternatively "id")
attribute so the browser knows how to store the value:
input.getContentElement().setAttribute("name", "username");
Regards,
Daniel
On 10.12.2014 23:32, Fritz Zaucker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to have Qooxdoo Tex
