Ext.ux.window.Notification

blagerweij:
Just pick the license that suits you. Meaning you are completely free to use it in any commercial application under the MIT license.

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Originally Posted by blagerweij

Erik,

What is the license for this extension ? It says in the header that it's dual licensed under MIT and GPL, the GPL is a problem for us, MIT is OK.

Can we use this extension in a commercial application ?

Thanks for the great work,

Barry

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Previous versions can be found here:

2.0:
http://www.eirik.net/Ext/ux/window/t...otification.js

1.3:
http://www.eirik.net/Ext/ux/window/t...otification.js

1.2:
http://www.eirik.net/Ext/ux/window/t...otification.js

1.1:
http://www.eirik.net/Ext/ux/window/t...otification.js

1.0:
http://www.eirik.net/Ext/ux/window/t...otification.js

When I find the time I'll try to make a new version compatible with 4.0.7

How to rearrange the position of the notifications when browser window is resized?

What do you mean with rearrange?

Hi,

I think it's the same case as sebbio, but more global.
When the notification manager element size change (floating window resize/move, browser resize...), linked notifications are not moved to match the new element position/size.
In case of browser resize, notifications can be out of screen. If there is a notification with "autoDestroy: false" out of screen, newer positions based on sibling position are all out of screen.

regards

I need to use this for my application.
can you please explain how to use it after the notification.js file is downloaded and included in the application.

br,
jonathan

I DON'T understand why close the window ,function hide() will be called.


I changed afterShow() as below:


afterShow: function () {
var me = this;


var notifications = me.getNotifications(me.managerAlignment);

if (notifications.length) {
me.el.alignTo(notifications[notifications.length - 1].el, me.siblingAlignment, [0, 0]);
me.xPos = me.getXposAlignedToSibling(notifications[notifications.length - 1]);
me.yPos = me.getYposAlignedToSibling(notifications[notifications.length - 1]);
} else {
me.el.alignTo(me.manager.el, me.managerAlignment, [(me.paddingX * me.paddingFactorX), (me.paddingY * me.paddingFactorY)], false);
me.xPos = me.getXposAlignedToManager();
me.yPos = me.getYposAlignedToManager();
}


Ext.Array.include(notifications, me);


me.el.animate({
to: {
x: me.xPos,
y: me.yPos,
opacity: 1
},
easing: me.slideInAnimation,
duration: me.slideInDuration,
dynamic: true
});


this.callParent(arguments);

var notifications = me.getNotifications(me.managerAlignment);

if(notifications.length > 5){
var closeCount = notifications.length - 5;
for (var i = 0; i < closeCount; i++) {
notifications[i].close();
}
}

},


it exists memory leaking!!!!!!!

I t exists memory leaking when keeping on popup windows and being closed Autoly for a long time .

how to improve ?????? Did anybody find it?

I think replacing all instances of me.hide() with me.close() in the code is the way to improve it (I haven't tried it). The default closeAction of a window is destroy. So, when you close() a window, the instance is destroyed.

I don't know either why hide is being used.

Thank you for your work!
I think this plugin should be adapted as a standard in ExtJS.