I would like to write an application using a class like NSBrower to navigate in an hierarchy. I didn't see equivalent class of nsbrower, even in source. Any idea to implement it ? Perhaps with a group of NSTableView ?
The CPTableView is still under development, it's already in the repository if you want to have a look. After this is finished i think the cappuccino team or someone else will pickup the work on CPBrowser.
> I would like to write an application using a class like NSBrower to > navigate in an hierarchy. > I didn't see equivalent class of nsbrower, even in source. > Any idea to implement it ? Perhaps with a group of NSTableView ?
> The CPTableView is still under development, it's already in the > repository if you want to have a look. > After this is finished i think the cappuccino team or someone else > will pickup the work on CPBrowser.
> Regards,
> Redmar
> On Sep 26, 2008, at 3:14 PM, Marc wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I would like to write an application using a class like NSBrower to >> navigate in an hierarchy. >> I didn't see equivalent class of nsbrower, even in source. >> Any idea to implement it ? Perhaps with a group of NSTableView ?
I'm not sure I understand what exactly you guys want, but if you're
just looking for iframe functionality so you can embed another HTML
page into your Cappuccino app, take a look at CPWebView. It's not
documented (yet) but it is in the source and fully functional. It just
uses an iframe.
Let me know if that's what you wanted or not.
--Nick
On Sep 26, 9:46 am, Marc <applel...@x-dim.com> wrote:
> On 26 sept. 08, at 15:28, Redmar Kerkhoff wrote:
> > Hey Marc,
> > The CPTableView is still under development, it's already in the
> > repository if you want to have a look.
> > After this is finished i think the cappuccino team or someone else
> > will pickup the work on CPBrowser.
> > Regards,
> > Redmar
> > On Sep 26, 2008, at 3:14 PM, Marc wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >> I would like to write an application using a class like NSBrower to
> >> navigate in an hierarchy.
> >> I didn't see equivalent class of nsbrower, even in source.
> >> Any idea to implement it ? Perhaps with a group of NSTableView ?
> I'm not sure I understand what exactly you guys want, but if you're > just looking for iframe functionality so you can embed another HTML > page into your Cappuccino app, take a look at CPWebView. It's not > documented (yet) but it is in the source and fully functional. It just > uses an iframe.
> Let me know if that's what you wanted or not. > --Nick
> On Sep 26, 9:46 am, Marc <applel...@x-dim.com> wrote: >> Thanks Redmar
>> On 26 sept. 08, at 15:28, Redmar Kerkhoff wrote:
>>> Hey Marc,
>>> The CPTableView is still under development, it's already in the >>> repository if you want to have a look. >>> After this is finished i think the cappuccino team or someone else >>> will pickup the work on CPBrowser.
>>> Regards,
>>> Redmar
>>> On Sep 26, 2008, at 3:14 PM, Marc wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>> I would like to write an application using a class like NSBrower to >>>> navigate in an hierarchy. >>>> I didn't see equivalent class of nsbrower, even in source. >>>> Any idea to implement it ? Perhaps with a group of NSTableView ?
> I would like to write an application using a class like NSBrower to
> navigate in an hierarchy.
> I didn't see equivalent class of nsbrower, even in source.
> Any idea to implement it ? Perhaps with a group of NSTableView ?
Short answer: Yes. Currently the best (only?) way to embed a Cappuccino application in another page is to use an iframe. Simply set the iframe src to the Cappuccino application's index.html file.
Long answer: No. It's not currently possible to place a Cappuccino application on the *same page* as other content (i.e. not in an iframe), since Cappuccino takes over the whole page and all events. It may be possible, but will require a bit of work.
While it's not really how Cappuccino was intended to be used, if anyone wants to tackle this, the place to start would be CPDOMWindowBridge.j. In particular, take a look at _initWithDOMWindow:
Rather than using the actual body node (and deleting everything inside it) you would probably want everything contained in a div. You would also need to do a lot of work to get events to play nicely across the capp and non-capp portions of the page. And any CSS you have on the page will probably mess things up, so you'll either need to do some sort of CSS reset on the root element, or change a bunch of things to explicitly set style properties that are currently relying on defaults.
> Does Cappuccino have HTML Host Pages functionality to selectively > insert widgets into specific places in an HTML page? I mean the same > functionality as in GWT: > http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolkit- > doc-1-5&s=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5&t=DevGuideHostPage
> Short answer: Yes. Currently the best (only?) way to embed a
> Cappuccino application in another page is to use an iframe. Simply set
> the iframe src to the Cappuccino application's index.html file.
> Long answer: No. It's not currently possible to place a Cappuccino
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