Hi Rajesh,
Links what Jacques has suggested, ideally should work for setup. Here, I would
suggest you to please re-try following once again by creating a new a new
workspace -
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/Running+and+Debugging+OFBiz+in+Eclipse#RunningandDebuggingOFBizinEc
Some users have had other experiences, it's why Paul posted this comment (we
exchanged on it).
Not everybody is able to separate the good from the less good. I can't
officially confirm which follows since it did not happen to me. But for
instance, if someone without much OFBiz knowledge picks B
I am loath to get involved in this, but I for one want to thank Nick and
company for their highly useful contributions which have been freely provided.
Thanks Nick
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From: Paul Piper [mailto:p...@ilscipio.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2013 8:18 AM
To: user@ofbiz.apa
This is my experience as well. One other thing though is bandwidth
constraints. Feeding marginally useful images to a bandwidth constrained
device makes the application less responsive. So, some javascript
"sniffing" is useful when this is the case and building the page with some
<#if> ftl is he
Yes it can.
Check out:
https://www.swiftcarb.com/external/control/calc
This is a machining calculator built on ofbiz. Open it using Firefoxes
Responsive Design View. Fill out the first form you get with the above link
(Pick any tool to evalate) and then change the device size using firefox to
Scott
Thanks for the reply.
The days variable comes directly from the database from a bsh script like:
List efforts = delegator.findByCondition(...)
context.put("efforts". efforts);
days is a Numeric (Long) in the database, and then is used in the minilang
tag described below.
Can you point m
Paul,
You're way off on this one.
In the posts by Nick et al, there is none of the hype one would expect
in advertizing (at least I have never seen anything like that).
Always, their responses are on target, dealing with the questions
raised in discussions in this forum. These contributions are
How would it be limited?
Apache OFBiz is an open source community and this mailing list is open
for everyone to participate. Aside from some trademark guidelines, The
Apache Software Foundation does not have any rules concerning
discussions about derivative works from Apache projects.
OFBiz
Paul,
Counting references to a word is hardly supportive of your argument.
Particularly when you consider that our first post was back in Nov-2011.
Including the subject line there are 8 references to BigFish in your one
email !
If I had mentioned a client implementation as a reference to h
Perhaps to not further derail from poor Vitthals post
(http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Formal-Discussion-td4643139.html):
I have no problem with people advertising their own work - in fact, up to a
certain degree it helps the community. However, I think that the constant
promotion of BigFish ha
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 10:49 AM, Nick Rosser wrote:
> Ted,
>
> Agree. Which is why we've never had the discussion at Solveda :-) We just
> went with a best practice for a "small device" solution, which seems to be
> working for us. And I always describe this as "responsive" because clients
> unde
I think Paul as a point here, but I was reading Paul's comment in this 6 months
old thread http://markmail.org/message/3a5cdvxucijkf4mw and wondered about it.
Because it sounded like opening a can of worms to me. So I asked advice to
someone who knows far better current UI tricks and trends than
Ted,
Agree. Which is why we've never had the discussion at Solveda :-) We
just went with a best practice for a "small device" solution, which
seems to be working for us. And I always describe this as "responsive"
because clients understand that the UI responds dynamically to the
device being
Hi Paul and Nick,
I have now read all three articles to which you two have provided links.
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/web-designer/what-is-the-difference-between-responsive-vs-adaptive-web-design/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14831530/responsive-design-vs-adaptive-design
http://www.sy
Hi Ted,
the difference between adaptive and responsive is as follows:
Adaptive is modified with specific screens in mind - in the case of the link
shared 450px. Anything in between is not covered, as I pointed out in
another thread a while ago. Hence it doesn't work for any device not fitting
t
Hi Ted,
the difference between adaptive and responsive is as follows:
Adaptive is modified with specific screens in mind - in the case of the link
shared 450px. Anything in between is not covered, as I pointed out in
another thread a while ago. Hence it doesn't work for any device not fitting
th
Paul,
BigFish is an honest open offering that anyone is encouraged to adopt.
Constant stream of advertising? Uh? I rarely respond with BigFish
examples unless I think it will genuinely help the poster. My last post
was on 1-Jul-2013, in response to someone who adopted BigFish and
offered some
On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 8:23 AM, Paul Piper wrote:
> [snip]
> @bigfish: though the constant stream of advertisement on your end never
> seems to end, please bear in mind that your work is adaptive, not
> responsive.
>
Hi Paul,
I don't see the messages from bigfish as ads so much as contributions
Hi Kaanya,
the short answer is yes. We also implemented a responsive web design with
syracus: http://www.syracus.net/.
I would recommend to you to use one of the standard ofbiz themes and have
somebody rework it for you.
Take a look at a beginners guide as this:
http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/b
It would be best to leave the tax calculation service as-is. If a user
enters a line item that is not a product, then they can also enter a tax
amount.
Without a product ID or product category, your proposals have no way to
determine a tax rate - therefore they will not work.
Btw, this discu
Yes, the technology all exists to support this ... not sure if I would
say that it's ready to go out-of-the-box but all the pieces are
available for a RWD solution.
Take a look at our BigFish solution. Our demo shows a responsive design
solution ... resize your browser to 450 pixels or less.
Hello Experts,
As we know OFBiz has there own frontend themes. But my question is, Can
OFBiz support (*RWD*) Responsive Web Design? Do you have any idea about
this?
If yes please provide valuable solution for the same.
Regards,
Kaanya, Vitthal Kaanya!
Hans,
Please create a JIRA for this.
When creating a new purchase order, the user has the opportunity to select
either bulk item (BULK_ORDER_ITEM) or work item (WORK_ORDER_ITEM) if he
doesn't order a product in the catalog. He also has the opportunity to
select a category.
BTW, what is meant by
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