grid panels

[Holec]

Hi,

 

my task is to make something most similair to this:

http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/ext-4.0.1/examples/portal/portal.html

 

As it is ExtJS demo, is there any chance to make it in uniGUI?

 

Excuse my question if it is dumb and I missed anything - I am new to this framework and I didn't find this in forum / demos.

 

Implementation: at first, I thought about mix of panels and frames, secondly I thought about placing panels into the StringGrid cells (if it could be done) and now I see ExtJS has components exactly for this job. But how can I access them? Anyone with some help please?

 

 

Fine day,

Jiri Holec

[Holec]

Ok, I see it is possible through Client events - there is OnResize event and UniPanel can get desired style like this:

 

function OnBeforerender(sender)
{
 sender.draggable = true;
 sender.collapsible = true;
 sender.title= 'Some title';
}

 

Even I can use setPosition(x,y) as it is shown in the demo. So I can do whole "position logic" through JS.

 

BUT - how I get for example this newly set position back into Delphi? For example there exists request on me to save the positions of this panels for each user. In theory, I could save it to cookies, but better way is save it to database for each login...

 

 

Thanks for advice.

Jiri Holec

[Holec]

 

BUT - how I get for example this newly set position back into Delphi? For example there exists request on me to save the positions of this panels for each user. In theory, I could save it to cookies, but better way is save it to database for each login...

 

 

ok, sry for bothering, solved

 

If anyone interested:

 

as lema wrote in "How ti fire Ajax event from HTML in TuniHTMLFrame" you could

 

1) place Ajax call in events you need - for example

 

function OnMove(sender, x, y)
{
 ajaxRequest( sender , "OnMove" , [ "X=" + x, "Y=" + y ]);
}

for determining the movement

 

function OnCollapse(p)
{
 ajaxRequest( p , "OnCollapse" , [ "Title=" + p.title ]);
}

for detection that panel is collapsed (and same case for OnExpand...)

 

 

2) handle OnAjaxEvent event with parsing sent data - you get something like this:

 

in event name: OnMove
in params:
Ajax=1
IsEvent=1
Obj=O2F
Evt=OnMove
X=135
Y=14
_S_ID=WPZYzLcevtcmrgl
_seq_=3

Where the important things are Event name (which you set in JS previously) and in params the "Obj" and yours params of course

 

 

Have a fine day,

Jiri Holec

[AlbertoVesx]

Thank you.