qx.nativeScrollBars which from my search of the source, should be false by default. Maybe the playground intentionally sets it to true. Regardless, you can override that as shown in this example where I create my own list class, and override the _createScrollBar method. You'll still have to play with theming to get the button arrows to the right place, but this gives you the idea. https://tinyurl.com/yy4sg3g4
qx serve is not a general-purpose webserver for production use. Rather, it is for the developer to use while developing a qooxdoo application, to avoid having to upload code to an external web server. Maybe if you describe what your goals are, I or others can offer suggestions.
qx serve server being used more broadly than for this purpose? I don't think so, right?
qx serve is not meant to serve "real applications". I don't think that should be a goal, since it would be difficult to create an API that is "general purpose" enough to fit every use case. What seems reasonable is to make it more featureful for development.
Is there an example of file upload? The documentation for qx.io.remote.Request has fileUpload, but it is a boolean without any reference to how to setup the other properties.
Looking at the documentation PDF, the language reads:
fileUpload: Indicate that the request will be used for a file upload. The request will be used for a file
upload. This switches the concrete implementation that is used for sending the request from qx.io.remote.
transport.XmlHttp to qx.io.remote.IFrameTransport, because only the latter can handle file
uploads.
The first and second sentences are repetitive and the rest is the sausage making details, which is fine as a heads up, but of little use otherwise.
As part of this, how do you include one or more files when submitting a form? Is there a qx.ui.form widget or should I be looking elsewhere?
multer in the past. John has an example on that site. I've never used his server that I'm sure the demo uses.
Hi all 2 questions about qooxdoo table.
- Is there an easy way to center (horizontally) the content of the header cells of the table (I currently found a way, however i override the headerCellRenderer for that an i was lookin for a faster way)
- Is there a dataCellRenderer or an option which allow to use multiple line string, I tested with the StringRenderer and the DefaultRenderer, each time my string is transformed to be on a single line.
Thank you in advance ;)
@derrell @oetiker - Thank you both. Q: Does anybody keep track of third party code like this upload button? So far I have found qooxdoo to be a great piece of work with the one exception (and it is not limited to qooxdoo) of documentation, especially examples.
In the couple of months of working with qooxdoo, I have been able to replicate much of the core of the work I had done with ExtJS and in many areas, far surpassed it, to the point where it is not a rewrite but an entirely new product. However, things like theming, where I wanted simple changes, became a challenge. What I had to actually do was simple, but since I did not know where to look for the entries that I needed to override and the meaning of each entry, it took a bit of searching. This is but one example.
And to end in a positive note, and admitting that the project is running internally, everything loads extremely fast, at least four times faster than ExtJS, making the system available in 2.01 seconds versus 9.86. And that is with the ExtJS code minified and the qooxdoo code not. I expect that the final load time will be close to one second. I also can tell that the time to render new window objects is much faster, however, I do not have true equivalents to compare.
And thanks to all that have helped on the way.
this._tableModel = new qx.ui.table.model.Simple( );
// table model
this._tableModel.setColumns
(
[ this.tr("Created"), this.tr("Subject"), this.tr("Address"), this.tr("Sent"), this.tr("Bounced"), this.tr("Unsubscribe") ],
[ "delivery.created", "delivery.subject", "deliveryPart.sentTo", "deliveryPart.dateSent", "deliveryPart.bounced", "deliveryPart.unsubscribed" ]
);
var table = new qx.ui.table.Table( this._tableModel );this._tableModel.setDataAsMapArray( data, true );This probably doesn't scale well. It will be very slow for very large data sets which need to be marshalled into qx objects. But I have never tried it, so I'd be curious what you find out if you want to try this.
{
"delivery": { "created" : "today", "subject", "my problem" },
"deliveryPart" : { "sentTo" : "my email address", "bounced" : "yes" }
}
]
}],
"libraries": [
"../qooxdoo-pat/framework",
"."
], var decoKey = this.getDecorator();
if (decoKey) {
var deco=qx.theme.manager.Decoration.getInstance().resolve(decoKey);
if (deco) {
wt = deco.getWidthTop();
wr = deco.getWidthRight();
wb = deco.getWidthBottom();
wl = deco.getWidthLeft();
}
}
this.setUserBounds(
paneModel.getColumnLeft(col) - (wt - 1) ,
(row - firstRow) * rowHeight - (wr - 1),
columnModel.getColumnWidth(col) + (wt+wb-3),
rowHeight + (wl+wr-2)
);rowHeight = table.getRowHeight() which may not be correct when zoomed
