Do you mean the dojo tree widget or the tacos tree "component" And by tooltips, are you referring to the dojo tooltip widget? I'm confident both situations are very doable, ...i'm checking how it's done with dojo's tooltip widget now..
Yep, it's very easy. If you are using the tacos tree you would
Is it possible for the tree widget to have tooltips?
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well, i just went through the whole demo site with no problems (using
*.thtml)
Even tried the ajax/EditorExample page that includes dojo images
and it too works.
Anyway, we can keep this in mind :)
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> It's not just the html references, it's also the images and such.
>
> On 3/1
It's not just the html references, it's also the images and such. On 3/16/06, Andreas Andreou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:i've seen that, but in my local buildi just map tapestry to *.thtml
So, if that's the only reason,I'll make the changes :)Jesse Kuhnert wrote:> not very friendly with dojo resour
i've seen that, but in my local build
i just map tapestry to *.thtml
So, if that's the only reason,
I'll make the changes :)
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> not very friendly with dojo resource includes. (ie *.html prevented
> dojo from loading things, broke the datepicker images from showing up )
>
> The
not very friendly with dojo resource includes. (ie *.html prevented dojo from loading things, broke the datepicker images from showing up ) There's probably a solution to it but I haven't spent the time to find it yet.
On 3/16/06, Andreas Andreou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What was the reason for
What was the reason for disabling friendly urls in the demo?
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I failed to mention that in FF only
TestBackForwardButtonInAjaxForms
fails.
Andreas Andreou wrote:
>Yea, the back/forward functionality 'sort'of' works at the moment.
>
>The real problem is with IE.
>
>It prints out 'Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site
>http://... Operation aborted'
Yea, the back/forward functionality 'sort'of' works at the moment.
The real problem is with IE.
It prints out 'Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site
http://... Operation aborted'
when navigating to the demo.
Only if you disable javascript you can see the site :(
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
