WebDialog Sub Forum? (Poll added)
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@unknownuser said:This is a good point. On one hand, you could argue that WebDialogs are the answer to complex UI inside SU, but in practice I think it's hard to find developers who are experts at ruby AND html AND javascript, which is largely what's needed to create solid UI inside a webdialog.
If people have seen any UI APIs that are worth looking at as a potential model for how we could extend Ruby UI support, please let me know.
I think there is evidence now that there are developers willing to collaborate to help produce such a model.
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I really don't know anything about webdialogs, but placing them in a more localized and searchable area sounds like a good idea.
I must ask though, would this be like the woodworker's specific area? I'd hate to think that something useful would be brought up in the WD forum and have it be inaccessible/unsearched by the regular forum login.
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@jim said:
Do we need another sub-forum just for webdialogs?
I vote:
%(#006000)[**YES**]%(#000000)[Developers Forum]%(#BF0000)[**>**]%(#000000)[**WebDialog** subforum] %(#006000)[**YES**]%(#000000)[Developers Forum]%(#BF0000)[**>**]%(#000000)[**WxSU** subforum] -
And... can the Webdialog topic threads be cloned into the new subforum ??
EDIT: grafted ??
Dang .. nevermind, this is a VERY old thread..
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@ webdialog votes: Yes!I have in fact been using sketchup's "UI::WebDialog.new()"frequently.
The Attachment below is a webdialog that contains easy-to-access tools. Contains weld, delete complanar edges, makeface, and more.Just make sure 'ToolsInDialog.rb'(file) and 'stuff'(folder) are in "Plugins".It may have errors, but it is being checked.
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