open flyout modified

open flyout modified

• Will Durning

  You need to wait until the Flyout is showing before setting "result". Do this by moving the update code into a function, and set System.Gadget.Flyout.onShow to that function:
  
  System.Gadget.Flyout.onShow = flyoutShowing;
  ...
  System.Gadget.Flyout.show = true;
  ...
  
  function flyoutShowing() {
  

  System.Gadget.Flyout.document.result.innerHTML = resultHtml;
  

  }
  
  

• BilalShouman

  oh... its good information to me.

  anyway i resolve my problem with your help Jonathan~ thanks very much~ !!!

  it is very important that time interval between flyout show and render to flyout..

  so.. fantastic result shown to me!. thank everyone~!

  
  
  

• sweet_salt

  1) if you set something simple, like "hello" to the innerHTML, does it work

  yes of course. but same as above problem.

  This means it doesn't show either

  You should call it in the order you wrote above, first show=true, then set the innerHTML, because the flyout HTML gets reloaded every time you show it.

  Could you post the flyout HTML here Since you are accessing the result element I guess you have some template.

  
  

• Tomys

  Two questions:

  1) if you set something simple, like "hello" to the innerHTML, does it work

  2) can you check whether the the content you set is really set Eg. if you read the System.Gadget.Flyout.document.getElementById("result").innerHTML, is there what you expect

  
  

• Rick Kriscka

  thanks your feed Jan Ku era ..

  flyout HTML code below~

  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  var M_MESSAGE_FAILED = "Failed...<br/>Content is not exist...";

  function onSearchClick(p_form){
  var m_keyWord = p_form.keyword.value;
  var m_query = M_QUERY.makeQuery(m_keyWord);
  doProcFlyoutOpen();
  if(m_query == null){
  renderResult(M_MESSAGE_FAILED,10);
  return;
  }else{
  M_AJAXENGINE.openXHR("GET",m_query,updateResult);
  }
  }
  
  function updateResult(p_result){
  p_result = p_result.getElementsByTagName("content")[0].firstChild.nodeValue;
  renderResult(p_result,10);
  }
  
  function renderResult(p_string,p_size){
  p_string = "<div style=\"font-family:tahoma;font-size:" + p_size + "px;\">" + p_string + "</div>";
  System.Gadget.Flyout.document.getElementById("vemFrame").innerHTML = p_string;
  }

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  above onSearchClick function fired when i click search button. if "m_query != null"

  then result is go straight rendering in flyout - its perfect~

  but when "m_query==null" ..then flyout is blank..

  whats wrong ~ In "M_AJAXENGINE.openXHR("GET",m_query,updateResult);"... updateResult(callback function)

  is call "renderResult(M_MESSAGE_FAILED,10);" same as when

  if(m_query == null){
  renderResult(M_MESSAGE_FAILED,10);
  return;
  }

  this is very stange.~~ isnt it ~

  what's wrong with it my god~ ;-(

  
  
  

• PCSQL66

  1) if you set something simple, like "hello" to the innerHTML, does it work

      yes of course. but same as above problem.

   2) can you check whether the the content you set is really set Eg. if you read the System.Gadget.Flyout.document.getElementById("result").innerHTML, is there what you expect

      yes. i did it . also same as above problem.

      if there is no content set. then result not appear in result flyout when click searchbutton twise.

      so..can you  tell me about sequence

      what is a first step between "System.Gadget.Flyout.document.getElementById("result").innerHTML="...."  and

     " System.Gadget.Flyout.show=true;" .

   

  thanks. feed any plz

  
  
  
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