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*Hey Geoffrey,

I've found a solution: *I believe ColumnLayouts are expecting ext controls and balk at straight html elements, is this true? I added another panel into the second columnlayout and...

*Hi Geoffrey,

Here's a snippet for the pertinent part--I should add that my page structure is rather complicated, although I don't believe it has to do with this issue:


1) An ASP .Net...

*Hi,

I'm struggling with getting the ext:Checkbox component to line up inline with a following anchor element that is meant to display a help icon. Both are contained at the end of the Body of a...

*Thanks for your prompt reply, Geoffrey, that did the trick.*

I had some concern on whether this would cripple any scripting functionality on the child page, but a quick test confirms that child...

Geoffrey,*


I feel I owe you something of an apology--I had a particularly bad night of developing and was venting. I'll quit beating the dead horse about documentation. And again, I don't mean...

*Hi all,

I should preface this by first stating that I am quite impressed with what Coolite has managed to accomplish in wrapping up extjs with ASP .Net components. They have truly done a...

*Ok, here's what I'm trying to do:

I have a borderlayout on a main page. The west panel contains links that, on click, should load the center panel with a new child page. I'm using the center...

*Sorry, last post example should read:

*I found the correct way of doing this via the source code of the examples, which thankfully included the situation where you're wrapping a panel. The trick...

*I found the correct way of doing this via the source code of the examples, which thankfully included the situation where you're wrapping a panel. The trick is actually wrapping the body of the panel...

I'd like to have the West panel of a border layout split into two panels (top and bottom), that can be resized up or down. I've accomplished this using a PanelResizer as a plugin for one of the...

*First off, I'd like to extend a huge round of congratulations and thanks to the developers of Coolite...you truly have an amazing start to an amazing product. I'm nothing but impressed with what...