})();
Roo.namespace("Roo", "Roo.util", "Roo.grid", "Roo.dd", "Roo.tree", "Roo.data",
- "Roo.form", "Roo.menu", "Roo.state", "Roo.lib", "Roo.layout", "Roo.app", "Roo.ux");
+ "Roo.form", "Roo.menu", "Roo.state", "Roo.lib", "Roo.layout",
+ "Roo.app", "Roo.ux",
+ "Roo.bootstrap",
+ "Roo.bootstrap.dash");
/*
* Based on:
* Ext JS Library 1.1.1
var E = Roo.lib.Event;
var D = Roo.lib.Dom;
+
+
var fireDocReady = function(){
if(!docReadyState){
}, o.delay || 10);
};
};
+ var transitionEndVal = false;
+
+ var transitionEnd = function()
+ {
+ if (transitionEndVal) {
+ return transitionEndVal;
+ }
+ var el = document.createElement('div');
+
+ var transEndEventNames = {
+ WebkitTransition : 'webkitTransitionEnd',
+ MozTransition : 'transitionend',
+ OTransition : 'oTransitionEnd otransitionend',
+ transition : 'transitionend'
+ };
+
+ for (var name in transEndEventNames) {
+ if (el.style[name] !== undefined) {
+ transitionEndVal = transEndEventNames[name];
+ return transitionEndVal ;
+ }
+ }
+ }
+
var listen = function(element, ename, opt, fn, scope){
var o = (!opt || typeof opt == "boolean") ? {} : opt;
fn = fn || o.fn; scope = scope || o.scope;
var el = Roo.getDom(element);
+
+
if(!el){
throw "Error listening for \"" + ename + '\". Element "' + element + '" doesn\'t exist.';
}
+
+ if (ename == 'transitionend') {
+ ename = transitionEnd();
+ }
var h = function(e){
e = Roo.EventObject.setEvent(e);
var t;
h = createBuffered(h, o);
}
fn._handlers = fn._handlers || [];
+
+
fn._handlers.push([Roo.id(el), ename, h]);
-
+
+
+
E.on(el, ename, h);
if(ename == "mousewheel" && el.addEventListener){ // workaround for jQuery
el.addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll", h, false);
*/
mask : function(msg, msgCls)
{
- if(this.getStyle("position") == "static"){
+ if(this.getStyle("position") == "static" && this.dom.tagName !== 'BODY'){
this.setStyle("position", "relative");
}
if(!this._mask){
/**
* Sets or Returns the value the dom attribute value
- * @param {String} name The attribute name
+ * @param {String|Object} name The attribute name (or object to set multiple attributes)
* @param {String} value (optional) The value to set the attribute to
* @return {String} The attribute value
*/
this.dom.setAttribute(name, arguments[1]);
return arguments[1];
}
+ if (typeof(name) == 'object') {
+ for(var i in name) {
+ this.attr(i, name[i]);
+ }
+ return name;
+ }
+
+
if (!this.dom.hasAttribute(name)) {
return undefined;
}
/**
* Filters this composite to only elements that match the passed selector.
* @param {String} selector A string CSS selector
+ * @param {Boolean} inverse return inverse filter (not matches)
* @return {CompositeElement} this
*/
- filter : function(selector){
+ filter : function(selector, inverse){
var els = [];
+ inverse = inverse || false;
this.each(function(el){
- if(el.is(selector)){
+ var match = inverse ? !el.is(selector) : el.is(selector);
+ if(match){
els[els.length] = el.dom;
}
});
* @class Roo.XComponent
* A delayed Element creator...
* Or a way to group chunks of interface together.
+ * technically this is a wrapper around a tree of Roo elements (which defines a 'module'),
+ * used in conjunction with XComponent.build() it will create an instance of each element,
+ * then call addxtype() to build the User interface.
*
* Mypart.xyx = new Roo.XComponent({
* It can be used to build a big heiracy, with parent etc.
* or you can just use this to render a single compoent to a dom element
* MYPART.render(Roo.Element | String(id) | dom_element )
+ *
+ *
+ * Usage patterns.
+ *
+ * Classic Roo
+ *
+ * Roo is designed primarily as a single page application, so the UI build for a standard interface will
+ * expect a single 'TOP' level module normally indicated by the 'parent' of the XComponent definition being defined as false.
+ *
+ * Each sub module is expected to have a parent pointing to the class name of it's parent module.
+ *
+ * When the top level is false, a 'Roo.BorderLayout' is created and the element is flagged as 'topModule'
+ * - if mulitple topModules exist, the last one is defined as the top module.
+ *
+ * Embeded Roo
+ *
+ * When the top level or multiple modules are to embedded into a existing HTML page,
+ * the parent element can container '#id' of the element where the module will be drawn.
+ *
+ * Bootstrap Roo
+ *
+ * Unlike classic Roo, the bootstrap tends not to be used as a single page.
+ * it relies more on a include mechanism, where sub modules are included into an outer page.
+ * This is normally managed by the builder tools using Roo.apply( options, Included.Sub.Module )
+ *
+ * Bootstrap Roo Included elements
+ *
+ * Our builder application needs the ability to preview these sub compoennts. They will normally have parent=false set,
+ * hence confusing the component builder as it thinks there are multiple top level elements.
+ *
+ *
*
* @extends Roo.util.Observable
* @constructor
el = el || false;
var hp = this.parent ? 1 : 0;
+ Roo.log(this);
if (!el && typeof(this.parent) == 'string' && this.parent.substring(0,1) == '#') {
// if parent is a '#.....' string, then let's use that..
- var ename = this.parent.substr(1)
- this.parent = (this.parent == '#bootstrap') ? { el : true} : false; // flags it as a top module...
- el = Roo.get(ename);
+ var ename = this.parent.substr(1);
+ this.parent = false;
+ Roo.log(ename);
+ switch (ename) {
+ case 'bootstrap-body' :
+ if (typeof(Roo.bootstrap.Body) != 'undefined') {
+ this.parent = { el : new Roo.bootstrap.Body() };
+ Roo.log("setting el to doc body");
+
+ } else {
+ throw "Container is bootstrap body, but Roo.bootstrap.Body is not defined";
+ }
+ break;
+ case 'bootstrap':
+ this.parent = { el : true};
+ // fall through
+ default:
+ el = Roo.get(ename);
+ break;
+ }
+
+
if (!el && !this.parent) {
Roo.log("Warning - element can not be found :#" + ename );
return;
}
}
+ Roo.log("EL:");Roo.log(el);
+ Roo.log("this.parent.el:");Roo.log(this.parent.el);
+ var tree = this._tree ? this._tree() : this.tree();
+
+ // altertive root elements ??? - we need a better way to indicate these.
+ var is_alt = (typeof(Roo.bootstrap) != 'undefined' && tree.xns == Roo.bootstrap) ||
+ (typeof(Roo.mailer) != 'undefined' && tree.xns == Roo.mailer) ;
+
+ if (!this.parent && is_alt) {
+ //el = Roo.get(document.body);
+ this.parent = { el : true };
+ }
+
+
if (!this.parent) {
+ Roo.log("no parent - creating one");
+
el = el ? Roo.get(el) : false;
// it's a top level one..
}
}
- if (!this.parent.el) {
- // probably an old style ctor, which has been disabled.
- return;
-
- }
+ if (!this.parent.el) {
+ // probably an old style ctor, which has been disabled.
+ return;
+
+ }
// The 'tree' method is '_tree now'
- var tree = this._tree ? this._tree() : this.tree();
tree.region = tree.region || this.region;
+
if (this.parent.el === true) {
// bootstrap... - body..
this.parent.el = Roo.factory(tree);
}
+
this.el = this.parent.el.addxtype(tree);
this.fireEvent('built', this);
this.panel = this.el;
this.layout = this.panel.layout;
- this.parentLayout = this.parent.layout || false;
+ this.parentLayout = this.parent.layout || false;
}
elmodules : [],
-
+ /**
+ * @property build_from_html
+ * Build elements from html - used by bootstrap HTML stuff
+ * - this is cleared after build is completed
+ * @type {boolean} true (default false)
+ */
+
+ build_from_html : false,
+
/**
* Register components to be built later.
*
*
*/
- build : function()
+ build : function(opts)
{
+ if (typeof(opts) != 'undefined') {
+ Roo.apply(this,opts);
+ }
+
this.preBuild();
var mods = this.buildOrder();
if (!this.hideProgress && Roo.MessageBox) {
Roo.MessageBox.hide();
}
+ Roo.XComponent.build_from_html = false; // reset, so dialogs will be build from javascript
+
Roo.XComponent.event.fireEvent('buildcomplete', _this.topModule);
// THE END...
// now build
- Roo.log('m');
- Roo.log(m)
+
m.render();
// it's 10 on top level, and 1 on others??? why...
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