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by Jason Cooner
Fri Mar 15, 2013 5:01 am
Forum: Issues
Topic: Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.
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Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.

I will. And then reference panel_3 as my "container" element, I assume. That or of course rename to "container". Thanks, and I'll try tomorrow morning and get back to you.

by Jason Cooner
Fri Mar 15, 2013 4:32 am
Forum: Issues
Topic: Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.
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Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.

I am setting up a second page off the startscreen page, defining a button on the startscreen, and creating an event to navigate to the second page. On the second page, i created a panel and renamed it to "container". I then created an onLoad event on the second page to run the js I have in...
by Jason Cooner
Fri Mar 15, 2013 1:55 am
Forum: Issues
Topic: Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.
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Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.

Yes, I did and couldn't make heads or tails of the output even trying to step through the javascript. I believe I need someone that is more familiar with your framework. Again, can someone on your end try to run a profiler like Chrome dev tools and see if they can figure it out. I'd be happy to pay ...
by Jason Cooner
Fri Mar 15, 2013 12:03 am
Forum: Issues
Topic: Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.
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Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.

Actually, I'm not sure. That's what I am trying to figure out. The example works inside a web page but not in the Tiggzi framework. Since the generated code is mapping my panel with name "container" to an id of "j_36", I believe, then I'm not sure what name to use in the lookup. ...
by Jason Cooner
Thu Mar 14, 2013 11:20 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.
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Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.

BTW...according to your docs, the Tiggzi js API is just a helper utility class and all standard js/HTML5 calls are still valid. The above js library is fully HTML5 compliant and works in Chrome/IE/etc, so I have no idea why this is an issue. Again, thanks for any assistance.

by Jason Cooner
Thu Mar 14, 2013 11:16 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.
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Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.

Hello, Thanks for the quick response. Although your own generated code uses document.getElementById(...) in some parts of the code, I changed the calls from document to use the Tiggzi call as seen below: (function () { var container = Tiggzi("container"), x = [], dataA = [], dataB = [], da...
by Jason Cooner
Thu Mar 14, 2013 8:11 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.
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Plugging in third party javascript that does custom paint rendering on a visible DOM object.

Hello, I am working on a sample program where I am trying to plug in a third party javascript library, Envision.js (details on the lib at http://www.humblesoftware.com/envisio... ), to render a realtime scrolling histogram on a panel. The panel I am trying to load the custom component into is on my ...

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