First rump version of bibliograph

Hi there,
 
after many hours of confusion and desparation (mainly concerning server-side
programming), I finally managed to put up the first version of the new
Bibliograph out on the net. You can see it at 
 
http://www.panya.de/bibliograph-new/
 
The GUI is of course only a demonstration and for the most part
inoperational. But the tree works, and you can click on the branches to
perform some data-retrieval action.
 
Problems:
 
- The tree is ugly. Two-line branch names break the connection, there is no
icons for individual branches, and why does the main branch has to be
connected with the top?
 
- theming does not work, because I could not adapt the code to the CVS
version. So at the moment, everything is transpararent. Is there a manual
fix for the moment?
 
If you have a minute, why don't you look at the sourcecode of the page to
tell me what I have to change in order to run this thing with the CVS
version.
 
Questions:
 
- How can I automatically close the alert window once all of the content has
been loaded? Asked differently: is there a convenient method to display a
"please wait while loading" pop-up which disappears when the load is
finished?
 
- I need a tutorial how to submit forms with netWindows...
 
So much for now...
 
Christian 
 
-----Original Message----- 
 
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Christian Boulanger
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 11:32 AM
To: 'netWindows development discussion list'
Subject: [NW-Devel] netWindows CVS update ... How does code have to
bechanged...



Hi,

how does the following code have to be changed to work with the CVS version?
It works well with the old version, but does not display anything with the
new one. this is in the header part of the main window. I used code from the
example page.

function envInit(){

__scripts__.endInitLoads();

__theme__.setThemeByName('blue');



// main window through inline constructors



cont = document.getElementById("container");

pObj2 = new NW_WIDGET_FACTORY_split_pane(true, "200", true, 5);

cont.appendChild(pObj2.domNode);

pObj2.fixBottomPane();

__env__.addToPageQueue(NW_urlToAbs("start.html")[2],
pObj2.pane2obj.contentNode);

__env__.addToPageQueue(NW_urlToAbs("get.php?proc=tree&param=1")[2],
pObj2.pane1obj.contentNode);



// follows a useless test window.



// help window, programmatic construction



helpWin = NW_WIDGET_FACTORY_window("Bibliograph Help", "400", "100", "200",
"200");

helpWin.toggleResize();

document.body.appendChild(helpWin.domNode);



// create tree in window



tree = document.getElementById("tree");

helpWin.contentObj.contentNode.appendChild(tree);



}

[...] BODY containing inline constructors for menu bar, container-div for
main window, tree

Thanks,

Christian

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