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    <title>Re: JsonQuerywithJsonRestStore(orJsonRestQueryStore)</title>
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    <description>Yes, that's what I was trying to do.  I just did something similar with
_onFetchComplete a day or two back, to get the # of rows returned and
then put those into the grid column header .... somehow it didn't click
for me that I should do that here as well, doh.  Thanks again!

Dylan 

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So perhaps you want something like:

dojo.connect(mygrid,"_onFetchComplete", function(results){
    lastQueryResults = results;
});
mygrid.setQuery("[?status&lt;4]", mgrid.queryOptions);
...
var narrowerResultSet =
dojox.json.query("?name='some*'",lastQueryResults); // get the items
where name starts with "some" from the result set where status &lt; 4.

Kris

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    <description>Ok, so the problem was that I was trying to do it directly against the
store without a fetch involved.

Hmm.  I think my question wasn't very good really - I think I should
have been asking about the grid.  I guess really what I was asking was
how to do a subsequent query against the results of a setQuery() in the
grid.  For example, if I did
    mygrid.setQuery("[?status&lt;4]", mgrid.queryOptions);
Then, later, I wanted to jsonquery that result set and get the results
into a variable.  I guess that's really a question about the grid's
capabilities &amp; structure, rather than related to JsonQuery stuff.  Ok,
nevermind, but thanks!

Dylan

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    <title>Re: dojox.gfx: How to find a circle's current cxand cy?</title>
    <link>http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.dojo.user/34487</link>
    <description>Hi Eugene,

Thanks, that worked perfectly.  I looked at the docs, but that single
large page is quite difficult to follow.  Also, descriptions of many
functions are a single line, without fuller explanations - it is a
huge API of course, so I understand that documenting it to cover every
conceivable use is just not possible.

I think what is needed are many more small examples, such as are put
into the Dojo explorer at dojocampus.org/explorer.

As I'm working through this little dojox.gfx project of mine I'm
keeping notes on things I've found, and should find some time to add
some more examples to the explorer, which will hopefully help others
too

Thanks

Shane




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    <title>Re: dojox.gfx: How to find a circle's current cxand cy?</title>
    <link>http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.dojo.user/34486</link>
    <description>var g = dojox.gfx, m = g.matrix;
...
var t = circle.getTransform(),
     s = circle.getShape();
     newCenter = m.multiplyPoint(t, s.cx, s.cy);

Something like that. All these methods are documented in the official 
documentation (http://docs.dojocampus.org/dojox/gfx).

Thanks,

Eugene

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    <title>dojox.gfx: How to find a circle's current cx and cy?</title>
    <link>http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.dojo.user/34485</link>
    <description>Hi again,

I'm trying to find the current centre (x,y) cartesian coordinates of a
circle in dojox.gfx.  This circle has a cx and cy of course, and a
transform has been applied to the circle as part of an animation,
which can stop at any time, so I do not have a known point at which it
will be.

I cannot figure out how to calculate the current cx and cy based on
the existing transform.

circle.getTransform() gives the following values: dx dy xx xy yx yy

How should these be applied to the cx and cy values to give the new cx
and cy?  I've tried a number of calculations, including using
circle.getTransformedBoundingBox(), but cannot get it accurate.

Any ideas? (I know, to completely suck at matrix transformations)

Thanks

Shane
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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
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    <description>Well done! This problem is fixed in the trunk, and IIRC in 1.2.2.

Thanks,

Eugene

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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
    <link>http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.dojo.user/34480</link>
    <description>Hi Greg,

Is the containing DOM node, and all its parents, visible and inserted
in the document when this error occurs?

Shane

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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
    <link>http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.dojo.user/34477</link>
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    <title>Re: Multiple Chart2Ds in a tabbed pane makesbrowser unresponsive</title>
    <link>http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.dojo.user/34476</link>
    <description>A side note that may or may not help - I ran into issues with
dojox.gfx when I was calling some methods on a Surface object before
adding the DOM node to the document.  That is, i had created the DOM
node, created a Surface in it, and attempted to perform some
calculations, which caused an infinite loop in another part of
dojox.gfx.

Could it be that having charts in different tabs means that the chart
is being created in a DIV that is either not inserted into the
document yet, or has display:none ?  Can you make sure that the chart
is only constructer "after" the tab has opened?

Shane

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    <title>Re: JsonQuery withJsonRestStore(orJsonRestQueryStore)</title>
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JsonQueryRestStore makes it so you can use JSONQuery in the fetch's query:

mystore.fetch({query:"?status=2", onComplete:function(results){
    console.log(results);
}});

This looked like it worked properly (running the query on the client
side) on your example page.
Kris

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    <title>Re: setting css styles in dojox.gfx</title>
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    <description>Not supported by all renderers. Only DOM-based renderers (SVG, VML) can 
support this potentially.

Thanks,

Eugene

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    <title>setting css styles in dojox.gfx</title>
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    <description>Hi,

Is it possible to set CSS styles in dojox.gfx?  I know we can specify
fill and stroke, but how about things like cursor?

Looking into SVG it seems to be possible alright, but as I can't find
how to do it with dojox.gfx, is it the case that it cannot be
supported in all renderers?

If not, I can still achieve what I want via JS, but would prefer to do
it in CSS.

Thanks

Shane
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    <dc:creator>Shane O'Sullivan</dc:creator>
    <dc:date>2008-12-03T20:09:53</dc:date>
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    <description>Well I don't know if it's an issue or if I just don't know how to do
it... maybe I need a certain syntax to get into the right part of the
store?  I don't get any results with any queries I've tried except for
the ".." deep search stuff.  Like this:
    query = "..[?status=4]";   
    results = dojox.json.query(query,mystore);
    console.log(results); 

That works, but I see dups of some items.  I assume this is since the
deep searching is going through the entire store, it's picking up stuff
from _index and from _fetchItems, etc. 

I've tried stuff like this that doesn't work (no results):
    //query = "[?&lt; at &gt;.name='some data 2*']";
    //query = "?status=2";
    //query = "[?name='*']";
    //query = "[?name='some *']";
    //query = "[?&lt; at &gt;._index.status=4]";

Should it magically know how to query the store or am I missing syntax?

Note that I'm on the same setup as before
(http://tpsreports.realsage.biz/qtest2.html) so I'm JsonQueryRestStore +
ClientFilter.  I'm using the top button on the page to execute my</description>
    <dc:creator>Dylan Tynan</dc:creator>
    <dc:date>2008-12-03T19:49:56</dc:date>
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