jdonelan
10-05-2005, 02:31 PM
I posted a previous message yesterday (see below).
I ran some further tests and have found that the windowing (i.e. clicking on a window and having it come to the foregound) works fine if windows are declared explicitly via XML as part of canvas BUT NOT when they are loaded from a laszlo library using Javascript (from another laszlo lzx file) [e.g. var x = new MyWindow();]
This means that we are unable to dynamically add new (usable) windows in our app.
Can someone from Laszlo help me out or tell me if we are doing something wrong? This is causing us huge problems at the moment!!!
- James.
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Hi there
I have a laszlo application that uses an MDI-like layout (multiple windows). Doing a File|New from the menu opens a new window. For some reason the windows are not coming to the front when a user click on them - the last opened window always stays in the fore-front. This seems to be in conflict with the laszo docs which say that clicking will bring a peer window to the forefront.
Can someone explain to me what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks - James.
I ran some further tests and have found that the windowing (i.e. clicking on a window and having it come to the foregound) works fine if windows are declared explicitly via XML as part of canvas BUT NOT when they are loaded from a laszlo library using Javascript (from another laszlo lzx file) [e.g. var x = new MyWindow();]
This means that we are unable to dynamically add new (usable) windows in our app.
Can someone from Laszlo help me out or tell me if we are doing something wrong? This is causing us huge problems at the moment!!!
- James.
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Hi there
I have a laszlo application that uses an MDI-like layout (multiple windows). Doing a File|New from the menu opens a new window. For some reason the windows are not coming to the front when a user click on them - the last opened window always stays in the fore-front. This seems to be in conflict with the laszo docs which say that clicking will bring a peer window to the forefront.
Can someone explain to me what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks - James.