Event
Ajax Bug on Long Running Action?
Hello,
I am experiencing a issue when I create a button with a QAjax Action attached to it running a long action (like a button with a click event). If you try to hit a URL on the page before the action is complete, it gives an error message (with an empty error window). It in fact sounds like what Mike Ho describes on this forum about a bug in QCodo (now fixed apparently): http://www.qcodo.com/forums/forum.php/3/2281
I'm wondering if this was fixed in QCubed as well, as I'm still getting this problem for some reason (using QCubed 2.0).
rowaction with javascript
Hi,
Is it possible to use row actions with QJavaScriptAction and still use each row's action parameter?
thanks
Radio Button events and IE
When I click on a radio button in IE, the QChangeEvent doesn't seem to fire. But If I subsequently click on its label, it fires.
I understand that this may be an IE/jquery issue. Ideas about how to make it work?
Problem with attached events in composite control
Hello,
First of all, sorry for my english. I'm not an english speaker, so...
I'm trying develop a QCaptcha control and it's functional with some minor issues (hit F5 change the image but not the internal code. ctrl+F5 does it correctly) and when I try deinstall that control, an error occurs, because the font is in use.
This control have a QTextBox and a QLabel (that display the image) and have an QClickEvent associated. When the user click on QLabel, a new image is generated.
My doubt is, in QCubed 1.1, the click event is generated correctly. In QCubed 2.0, the event is not present and, consequently, this functionality does not work. This is a bug or I'm doing something wrong ?
The attachment contains the plugin mentioned above.
QAjaxControlAction with additional parameters
Hi guys!
I have a questsion for you.
Excuse me for my bad english, but I want to know, how I can send parameters with method when I call it in the QAjaxControlAction?
Example: $objControl-> AddAction( new QChangeEvent(), new QAjaxControlAction( $this, 'MethodName (<>)') );
