What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
MUI.Dock is ignoring any options that are passed as arguments to the initialize function and
instead always uses those hard-coded options within dock.js itself. So with the above
initialisation string, it should hide the dock controls, but it doesn't.
What version of MochaUI are you using?
0.9.6 development
On what operating system and with what browser?
Mac OS X leopard and firefox 3
Please provide any additional information below.
I'm used this implemented by making Dock an extension of the Mootools Class native, which
gives it the setOptions() method. Along these lines..
MUI.Dock = new Class({
Implements:Options,
options: {
useControls: true, // Toggles autohide and dock placement controls.
dockPosition: 'bottom', // Position the dock starts in, top or bottom.
// Style options
trueButtonColor: [70, 245, 70], // Color for autohide on
enabledButtonColor: [115, 153, 191],
disabledButtonColor: [170, 170, 170]
},
initialize: function(options){
this.setOptions(options);
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commented
14 years ago
Reported by noeldacosta, Jul 20, 2009
What steps will reproduce the problem?
What is the expected output? What do you see instead? MUI.Dock is ignoring any options that are passed as arguments to the initialize function and instead always uses those hard-coded options within dock.js itself. So with the above initialisation string, it should hide the dock controls, but it doesn't.
What version of MochaUI are you using? 0.9.6 development
On what operating system and with what browser? Mac OS X leopard and firefox 3
Please provide any additional information below. I'm used this implemented by making Dock an extension of the Mootools Class native, which gives it the setOptions() method. Along these lines..
MUI.Dock = new Class({
...
... });