Ext 2.0 Gui Designer

[psavolai]

Thank you Sierk.

It really does work, but NOT LOCALLY as I have been trying to do it all a along.


(See, if I had screencammed this, we would have noticed it immediately)

So there must me still one more bug in the load code concerning local loading, but fortunately there is a workaround .

Petri.

[sierk]

Thank you Sierk.

It really does work, but NOT LOCALLY as I have been trying to do it all a along.


(See, if I had screencammed this, we would have noticed it immediately)

So there must me still one more bug in the load code concerning local loading, but fortunately there is a workaround .

Petri.

The Local behavoir is not a bug, but this is how Ext works with Ajax Requests. If you want to use it locally include localXHR.js that can be found here. This will override the local behavoir of Ajax.

Just add it to you html

Sierk

[epsylon]

Hello,

You create excelent extensions. Do you think about add feature to relize that functionality:

when you click edit parameters whose name like 'html' then don't open ScriptEditor but TinyMCE plugin? I think that it is very easy to code.

cheers,
Artur T.

[sierk]

Hello,

You create excelent extensions. Do you think about add feature to relize that functionality:

when you click edit parameters whose name like 'html' then don't open ScriptEditor but TinyMCE plugin? I think that it is very easy to code.

cheers,
Artur T.

Based on you idea i changed some code in version 1.8 (current development) that will make it easy to add your own editors to specific fields. But i will not include TinyMCE because i think most editing of HTML fields does not need such advanced editors.

As of version 1.8 you can use the following code to override the editor for a field named html width code below.

Sierk

 designer = new Ext.Viewport({
    layout : 'fit',
    items: new Ext.ux.Designer({
                border:false,
                     customProperties : true,
                     editors : { 'html' : new Ext.grid.GridEditor(.... Your Editor ....)}
         })
 }); 

[QuinnPerkins]

I'm trying to add a tabpanel in a form. I'm actually bringing across some JSON that worked ok in the original guibuilder by tof. The effect I'm shooting for is like the fifth example here: http://extjs.com/deploy/dev/examples/form/dynamic.html

When I try to do this I get an error: You cannot add element "tabpanel" under "form"

Really? I seem to have done his before...

Quinn

[sierk]

I'm trying to add a tabpanel in a form. I'm actually bringing across some JSON that worked ok in the original guibuilder by tof. The effect I'm shooting for is like the fifth example here: http://extjs.com/deploy/dev/examples/form/dynamic.html

When I try to do this I get an error: You cannot add element "tabpanel" under "form"

Really? I seem to have done his before...

Quinn

Hi,

This check was add because tabpanels with dynamic content will break forms. Take look at the code of form 5 and you will see that they also used multiple forms to solve the issue.

Sierk

[sureshthalluri]

This is a very helpful tool.. adding air capability will help to save the templates and load them back also run it out of the browser

[sierk]

This is a very helpful tool.. adding air capability will help to save the templates and load them back also run it out of the browser

I never worked with Air, but perhapse i will give it a go. But for now you can use the index.php which is included in the build to save and load files.

Sierk

[nmartignole]

Congratulations for the ExtJs GUI Designer

This is really a great idea.

Nicolas

[sierk]

All,

As you can see in the start of the thread we have released a new version. The version fixes a number of problems when you are using the index.php version. Now two editors can be opened and the editors will work. We also fixed a number of layout issues.

We also complete the documentation of the code that is now compliant with jsdoc. Download is in the main item thread or just browse it at http://www.projectspace.nl/doc/index.html

Sierk