I cloned the latest git master and it doesn't fix the issues we talked
about.
2010/1/18 omer katz <[email protected]>
> 1) The layout of the slider doesn't matter.
> It's not displaying for FF at all.
> Right now my own is the following: A slider within a template that is
> contained in a tab widget that is bound to a main template.
>
> 2) I'll Check the Git then and come back to you with the results.
>
> 3) Since you *can't set any widget's model *I am forced to grab it from
> the view (As the widgets reside in the view).
>
> In my AuthenticationModel class I do it like this:
>
>> private:
>> const Wt::WString &username;
>> const Wt::WString &password;
>>
>> bool isLoggedIn;
>> public:
>> AuthenticationModel(const Wt::WString &usr, const Wt::WString &pwd)
>> : isLoggedIn(false),
>> username(usr),
>> password(pwd)
>> {
>> }
>>
> In the view I just call:
>
>> setCurrentModel(shared_ptr<AuthenticationModel>(new
>> AuthenticationModel(getCurrentView<AuthenticationView>()->getUsername(),
>> getCurrentView<AuthenticationView>()->getPassword())));
>
>
> I am aware it's a bit of a messy api as of now but it will change later.
> That way I am able to grab any changes made on submittion.
> It's true that with other widgets I need to grab by a valueChanged event in
> my case (but not in all cases) but it messes things up as not all values are
> the same and also WLineEdit (which should be named WTextbox and for some
> reason isn't named so) returns it's value as text() and not as value() which
> doesn't allow me to make a generic function that will get the widget's
> value.
> Imo all get functions should return a const reference.
>
> As for emitChange, look at my patch, it's not necessary.
> The signal is emitted whenever there was no UI change.
> You may incorporate it with the default value of true and check both if you
> wish.
>
> 4) See 2.
> 2010/1/18 Koen Deforche <[email protected]>
>
>> Hey Omer,
>>
>> 2010/1/16 omer katz <[email protected]>
>>
>> Hello,
>>> There is a difference in appearance of WSlider in Firefox and in IE.
>>> Firefox is the one that's acting buggy and it's not showing the
>>> horizontal line but it is showing the knob correctly.
>>>
>>
>> That is weird, I am not able to reproduce this... Can you provide more
>> clues on what the hierarchy of widgets is leading up to the slider ?
>>
>>
>>> Also in Firefox WTabWidget doesn't auto-fit himself.
>>>
>>
>> I think I have fixed this.
>>
>>
>>> It does show the value but here's the thing every widget state except
>>> WString objects are returned by value and not by ref, this isn't smart as
>>> yes I can change the value label on each valueChanged signal but it's very
>>> inefficient, it also doesn't allow me to grab it into my own model class.
>>> WLineEdit allows me to do so because text() returns a const WString & like
>>> it should be.
>>>
>>
>> Somehow it sounds like you are trying to grab view state inside your
>> models, while you should actually be capturing model state in your views ?
>>
>> Still, I'm okay with the extra bool emitChange=false parameter for
>> setValue() (as per your other post).
>>
>>
>>> In IE I don't see the value label and it does auto-fit.
>>> Another IE issue is that wt looks for wt_ie.css and it doesn't exist in
>>> themes.
>>>
>>
>> That used to be the case, but now there are wt_ie.css files (and they
>> didn't exist because they were not needed by the default theme(s)).
>>
>> Regards,
>> koen
>>
>>
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