Thank you !
I was adding more code when I realize there was another view I missed
that contained
the datepicker making it to be part of the main view rather than the
glassView.
So, now it works !
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OK, the code context if as follow :
A class nammed Nwindow contain 2 main views.
One has the defaultplacement and contain everything to show from
subclasses like forms.
One another nammed glassView thas is on top of the previous one but is
empty.
Then, the form is sublass of Nwindow :
<class closeable="true" extends="Nwindow" name="PForm" resizable="true"
....
<datepicker placement="glassView" name="bla" visible="false"
startAsIcon="false"
bgcolor="white">
<handler name="onselecteddate"><![CDATA[
...
}
]]></handler>
</datepicker>
....
Benjamin Shine wrote:
> Can you give a bit of a bigger code sample? I bet we can help.
> -ben
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> On Jul 3, 2007, at 1:43 PM, Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD wrote:
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>> Hi the list,
>>
>> I would like to have a floating over a form DapePicker.
>> To do so, I try to use a placement attribute like that :
>>
>> <datepicker placement="glassView" visible="false" startAsIcon="false"
>> name="bla"/>
>> where glassPane is a view. Note that the form is not inside the
>> glassPane view but inside another one.
>>
>> I had a button on the form that change the visible attribute of the
>> datepicker.
>> Unfortunatly, it doesn't work. The DatePicker still push form
>> elements rather than floating over form elements.
>>
>>
>> Any idea ?
>>
>> Thanks !
>>
>> JBB.
>
> Benjamin Shine
> Software Engineer, Open Laszlo / Laszlo Systems
> ben at laszlosystems.com
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