ext.ux.wizard.WizardWindow

Would be useful to be able to add cards after the object is created.

Code:

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public void addCard(WizardCard card) {
    this.cards.add(card);
}

public void addCard(int index, WizardCard card) {
    this.cards.add(index, card);
}

public void addCards(ArrayList<WizardCard> cards) {
    this.cards.addall(cards);
}

public void addCards(int index, ArrayList<WizardCard> cards) {
    this.cards.addall(index, cards);
}

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Remove would be useful too.

Code:

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public void removeCard(int index) {
    this.cards.remove(index);
}

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(above is all untested)

I have one DualListField<BeanModel> Object in my WizardCard.

I get always the following error: java.lang.StackOverflowError

I have tried:

Quote:

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You can extend DualFieldList and override initDD for that. You need to set the Operation to COPY instead of MOVE for the droptargets.

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http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=67865

Code:

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public class NNNN extends DualListField<BeanModel>{

    public NNNN() {
        super();
    }
   
    @Override
    protected void initDND() {
               
        if (getDNDGroup() == null) {
            setDNDGroup(getId() + "-group");
        }

        ListViewDragSource source1 = new ListViewDragSource(fromField.getListView());
        ListViewDragSource source2 = new ListViewDragSource(toField.getListView());

        source1.setGroup(getDNDGroup());
        source2.setGroup(getDNDGroup());

        ListViewDropTarget target1 = new ListViewDropTarget(fromField.getListView());
        target1.setAutoSelect(true);
        ListViewDropTarget target2 = new ListViewDropTarget(toField.getListView());
        target2.setAutoSelect(true);

        target1.setGroup(getDNDGroup());
        target1.setOperation(Operation.COPY);
        target2.setGroup(getDNDGroup());
        target2.setOperation(Operation.COPY);

        if (mode == Mode.INSERT) {
            target1.setFeedback(Feedback.INSERT);
            target2.setFeedback(Feedback.INSERT);
        }
    }
}

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did not work, the problem is still.


The Problem is into FormPanel.class:

Code:

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  /**
  * Returns the form's valid state by querying all child fields.
  *
  * @param preventMark true for silent validation (no invalid event and field is not
  *          marked invalid)
  *
  * @return true if all fields are valid
  */
  public boolean isValid(boolean preventMark) {
    boolean valid = true;
    for (Field<Object> f : getFields()) {
      if (!f.isValid(preventMark)) {
        valid = false;
      }
    }
    return valid;
  }

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how can I solve it? :((
what can I do?


Thanks

GWT is complaining about line 68 when using BaseEvent(). Basically you don't have a default constructor for BaseEvent(), you gotta give it an object.
What could we do to overcome this problem ?
Did anyone else get the same problem ?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by maxpert-gxt

GWT is complaining about line 68 when using BaseEvent(). Basically you don't have a default constructor for BaseEvent(), you gotta give it an object.
What could we do to overcome this problem ?
Did anyone else get the same problem ?

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in the ReleaseNote of the v1.2.4:
Removed default constructor from BaseEvent and DomEvent.

Please does an updated version of the very helpful WizardWindow exist ???
Please, please!!!

Thanks in advance

the author of this wizard did not answer to that question for the last 2 month, so do it by yourself, it's pretty easy to fix that.

Does the last version works fine in GXT 2.0? :-/

Hello,

I tweaked the code so that it works with the latest version of GXT.

http://www.extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=83995