JFXtras Users

There is no tutorial, but there is a 10 line example in the Javadoc: http://jfxtras.org/doc/8.0/

4) I do not understand what you mean with that first question. As for the second: right now there is

Because of some issues with CSS handling and -fx-skin in Java 8u20 I have released a new version. Tom

Hello, I have the following problem when using the 8.0-r1 version: let's say I have Class A and

JFXtras 8.0-r2 has just been released and is available in Maven central. The release contains a lot

The JavaOne is always a good moment to release a new version of a library, so I've scheduled to

I tried to reproduce your problem, but was unable to. Maybe the cause is in how you setup the code?

If I take the LocalTimePicker in the samples, which defaults to en_US and thus the AM/PM system, and

I'm currently on vacation, so this has to wait until after I"m back. On 2014-7-22 9:03,

I'm on vacation, but have you tried setting the formatter? On 2014-7-11 21:53, Thierry Lévèque

thanks On Thursday, May 29, 2014, tbeernot <tbee...@gmail.com> wrote: The change should be

No. Gerrit decided to no longer support several of his components that are in the labs distribution

Yes. The JFXtras 2 version was implemented in such a way that Gerrit decided he did not want to

Dear user, The 8.0-r1 release of JFXtras is on its way to Maven central, as of now new development

That makes perfect sense, Tom. Thanks for taking point on this and making it happen! Mark On Tue, Feb

This is strange, since the tooltip is perfectly overridable; just tested it. Can you provide an

The amount of space and the size of the arrows are defined in CSS, and you can override that: https:/

The exception complains about lambda's, so I'm pretty sure you are not using a recent Java 8.

Hey, Thanks for your reply. It was helpful... I found a work around the issue. What I did was to

Hey, Thanks for your reply. It was helpful... I found a work around the issue. What I did was to

Yeah. I'm rolling in some unit tests in preparation for 8.0-r1 in march, and these uncover a few

Works great. Thank you. On Sunday, January 5, 2014 10:37:02 PM UTC-8, Tom Eugelink wrote: On

Hi, I managed to use the CalendarTextField with SceneBuilder 2.0 and Java8 (with the same preview

On 2013-12-27 8:15, vampir...@gmail.com wrote: You should no longer try to run Ensemble; the

First of all, thanks to all the jfxtras developers for these great components. I'm using the Lcd

Thank you for sharing this and your other tip/experience with MapPane. It was very helpful. John On

Is the MapPane control still "supported/active"?

Hi I found a solution to my problem. I modified the SimpleMapMarker class so that its inner Node is

Thanks, guys! Updates are long overdue, I know...I have too many spinning plates. Not complaining,

Hi, Ok , I got it. Thank you for your reply and effort.