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thanks for the community edition ... (jdock popups?!?) #2

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chemstar opened this issue Jan 14, 2018 · 7 comments
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thanks for the community edition ... (jdock popups?!?) #2

chemstar opened this issue Jan 14, 2018 · 7 comments

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@chemstar
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however jdock popups were not notified about that

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@chemstar chemstar changed the title thanks for the community edition ... thanks for the community edition ... (jdock popups?!?) Jan 14, 2018
@rolfschumacher
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Yeah, these popups hinder me to love the product.

@randomforest84
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This popup is generated by the callPop() call in src/com/japisoft/framework/dockable/DockableLayout.java

@karges612
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so what we are supposed to do for this ? i tried to remove that line and ran ant but it threw error

@citDennis
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a little lower down you will see the content of callPop(), just remove everything between the curly braces
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That way, it won't do anything, regardless of where its called from.

@Achille15
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a little lower down you will see the content of callPop(), just remove everything between the curly braces { } That way, it won't do anything, regardless of where its called from.

Sorry, but this didn't work, may be the file isn't the DockableLayout.java

@citDennis
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Achille, sorry man, its been 2 1/2 years. I don't think I've even used this software since that comment. A lot may have changed and I don't have the time to find out for you.I would just use a search tool to locate the offending text and see where in the code it is used, then disable that.

@Achille15
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citDennis, thnx for your comment, sorry I bothered you but there was no other place where this issue is addressed and I modified the target file DockableLayout.java and the target function callPop() but nothing happened, so the problem in the first place is to target the function not finding it using a search tool.

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