[by Agnus]

@Entropy

I am not allowed to disclose much at the moment, but we, the company I work for, are preparing to release a proper Wicket ExtJS integration library. That means server side Wicket...

[by Agnus]

Unfortunately GWT does not support proper object detection, so you have to recompile with the latest version if you want your code to keep up with browser updates.



Those getters and setters...

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But, you can not compare apples to oranges.

GWT ListBox vs GXT ComboBox

GWT Grid vs GXT Grid

By the way, the quality of the native GWT API has been declining, turning into a deprecation...

[by Agnus]

I am not a Sencha developer, though I think the answer lies in the generated markup. GWT components are spartan both in element structure and style sheet rules. They look dull by default but make...

[by Agnus]

+1 for 4, 5, 6. I have worked in projects where everything was DTOed and it was madness. In general, I try to reuse entity beans vertically across application layers and use DTOs only where necessary...

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Hi sven, I like this GXT3 plan. I realize that my post above sound a bit harsh?. I did not mean to undermine the hard work you guys have put on ExtJS and GXT. I am certainly a big fun of both...

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A bit o history. I have been using ExtJS since the very beginning when it was called YUI-EXT. Back then, you took advantage of the liberal YUI license and executed perfectly the "embrace and...

[by Agnus]

GXT is undoubtedly a great UI library. However it treats GWT only a little more than a compiler. Your widget framework overlaps the default. Moreover your component model is different than the...

[by Agnus]

@Animal

Thank you, that sounds like a reasonable explanasion.

[by Agnus]

You are right about that. However even if I increase the loop to last longer, it still doesn't seem to render the individual frames:

while (y < 10000) box.style.top = ++y % 100;

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This is a generic javascript question. Changing element style properties in a loop does not work. For example:


<div id="box" style="position: absolute; width: 50px; height: 20px; background:...

[by Agnus]

I can't find TwinTriggerCombo in the public api. Can you give me a reference?

[by Agnus]

Hello,

I have some combos with mode: 'remote' and I am stuck with the following situation.

After a value gets selected there is no way to clear it. I would like when a combo is configured with...

[by Agnus]

On Google Chrome, and EditorGridPanel in editing mode, hitting the TAB key does not move from the active column to the next. You can easily see it on the samples:
...

[by Agnus]

Thanks, that is great relief for me :)

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Will Ext v2 be supported after v3 get released? There has not been an update for many months now. I have been developing a project with v2 for some time and I am woried wether new browser versions...

[by Agnus]

@mschwartz



That "mythical member function" already exists - somewhat:

formPanel.cascade(function(cmp) {
if (cmp instanceof Ext.form.Field) {
// your code...
}

[by Agnus]

There is no tool in the example code above. Actually I didn't want any tool icon (collapseMode: 'mini') but it was showing nevertheless in Firefox 3 only and thats why I saw it as a bug.

The...

[by Agnus]

Hi, I see this this bug is ignored. Should I report it somewhere else? Is there a bug tracking system?

[by Agnus]

I have found a rendering bug when a TabPanel is set as collapsible. Look at the following code and image:



var west = new Ext.TabPanel({
region: 'west',
split: true,
collapsible:...

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@Condor

Thank you!So the proper way is to do this?

mainPanel.add(formPanel);
mainPanel.layout.setActiveItem(formPanel);
mainPanel.doLayout();


Ok that works alright but I don't...

[by Agnus]

Fieldsets do not show their inner fields, even with autoHeight: true. Check the following script and the pictures:



var mainPanel = new Ext.Panel({
region: 'center',
layout: 'card',
});...

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@santosh.rajan

Thanks but I need the Component objects.

[by Agnus]

Thanks but it didn't work. With the help of Firebug I found them like this:

var formItems = formPanel.form.items.items;

[by Agnus]

Hi, I create a FormPanel dynamically from the server. How cat I iterate through all the Ext form fields if I don't know their name's?


All I can see in the docs is a BasicForm.findField( String...