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July 4, 2022 at 9:58 pm in reply to: dropDownHeight for component jqxDropDownList into jqxform dropDownHeight for component jqxDropDownList into jqxform #121990
Hello Svetsolav,
Thanks for your reply. Does your suggestion means that i have to leave jqWidgets and switch to Smart HTML elements?
As far as i understood Smart HTML elements is the follow up of jqwidgets without the need of jQuery. Is that right?Thanks,
RobJune 28, 2022 at 2:55 pm in reply to: dropDownHeight for component jqxDropDownList into jqxform dropDownHeight for component jqxDropDownList into jqxform #121930Hi, although an old post today i run into this issue too. The proposed example in the solution does not take into account that the dropdown is on the form. How to access that specific dropdown control?
October 27, 2014 at 11:38 am in reply to: Menu differs on iPad and Windows desktop Menu differs on iPad and Windows desktop #61661Thanks Dimitar,
Is the syntax for setting minimizeWidth to null as follow correct?
$(“#jqxMenu”).jqxMenu({ width: _jqxRespose.viewPort.width, height: 32, minimizeWidth: null, disabled: false });
Thanks, Rob
October 13, 2014 at 1:11 pm in reply to: HowTo update the size of inner docked elements HowTo update the size of inner docked elements #61045Hello Dimitar,
Thanks! $(“#leftpane, #leftpane”).width(“50%”); seems to do the trick
Does it have a special reason you wrote two times ‘#leftpane’ ?Thanks, Rob
P.S. Well, after spending a few weeks getting myself familiar with the library its time to buy an commercial license.
Thanks Dimitar !
Hi Peter,
I get your point, but strange or not.. if you make example code with and without this <div id=’jqxWidget’> it might suggest that it has a reason for the code. I think you approach this question to much from a technical standpoint.
Thanks, Rob
Hi Peter,
I don’t see any difference in behaviour of what i build so far with or without this declaration.
Can you give me a link to location where its described. I can’t find it
Thanks,RobOctober 12, 2014 at 8:35 am in reply to: Scroll bar and Resize issue with panel in Dockpanel Scroll bar and Resize issue with panel in Dockpanel #61005SOLVED
A padding in a <div dock=…> declaration resulted in unexpected behaviour / wrong size calculation of the docket element.
From the above code it’s in this line:
<div id='leftpane' dock='left' style="width: 50%; background-color: darkgray; min-width: 700px; padding: 3px;"> LEFT PANE </div>
@jqxwidges team, maybe someting to mention in the documentation.
Update: its seems that the title i entered when creating this thread was not accepted by the forum application.
The title was ” <div id=’jqxWidget’>when to use? ”Hi Peter,
Thanks for your reply!
To my opinion as an example of a good forum and strong community your might have a look at: https://www.ghielectronics.com/community
Thanks, Rob
Always raising the barHi Peter,
I sure do understand the intents of the widget and i know how i can position it at any location i want. I was just suggesting a feature options. But i have some sense that you feel a suggestion as an attack on your work. There seems no much space for a constructive discussion.
I got this same feeling too with previous answers on questions i asked.. I hope that my feeling is wrong and that jqwidgets to use was a right decision.
It would be great to have a voting system on the forum for suggestion of new features.
Best regard,
RobThanks, i had seen that.. I was trying to imagine why the designers of this widget had chosen for the the current pre-defined positions. A simple X,Y coordinate would have been more universal.. I hardly see popup windows in application to show up in a corner of a screen.
the widget itself is cool !!
Thanks Nadezhda,
I now do realize that there is a difference between:
tree = $('#jqxTree').jqxTree({ allowDrop: true, allowDrag: true, dragStart: function(item) { ... } });
And
tree.on('dragStart', function(event) { ... });
Hello Dimitar,
Just tested again with version 3.5 and i see the same behavior. (all current browsers on windows 7/32). So i guess that you and i test differently.
Once the vertical scroll bar appears it is not possible anymore to re-size the window pulling on the right side of the window. Pulling on the left side remains possible.When the window is small enough to show a vertical scroll bar it’s possible to enlarge the window vertically, by pulling the top of the window, once the scroll bar disappears re-sizing horizontally from the right side of the window is possible again.
Hope this makes it more clear
Thanks, RobThanks, that’s clear!
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