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2008/07/08 21:25
Hello, I am using notebooks fine, but in one instance I've spent about 2 hours trying different combinations but the notebook is never rendered. // works: Does it matter how many containers and layouts are before it? |
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2008/07/08 22:04
I've noticed that if I use a container instead of a notebook it works fine. The examples using notebook use the setInnerSize() method. This makes the notebook viewable, but I don't want to specify the size as I want it to take up the full size of the layout. Am I missing something simple? Thanks. |
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2008/07/09 06:17
Here is a simple test case that shows the problem: (I thought the DlHbox by default took up all horizontal space. I thought that the layout with {pos: "top", fill: "*"} would take all available space too. var box = new DlVbox({ parent: getDocCanvas(), borderSpacing: 3 }); I've tried lots of combinations and I haven't found the right one yet. (I'm sure it exists :-) P.S. My goal is simply to create a few DlEntry objects that auto-resize to the width of their container. Any hints would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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2008/07/09 06:43
I see my previous post is a different issue. It has to do with <input> elements being inline,when I need the display to be 'block'. The first post issue I'm still confused about. |
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2008/07/09 08:57
I finally solved it. I simply had to hard code a layout height. I had thought that the layout would walk through its children to find out what their heights were. Apparently it doesn't always do this? Thanks. |