@ajithprasaad I'll try to create one later today 🙂

Thanks 🙂

@edvin that is the sexiest slide design I have ever seen

Haha 🙂 I hope it's not too over the top!

@edvin not at all, that looks really cool. I really dig that logo design with that extended "X". You should make that the new logo on the project page.

That's the plan for sure 🙂 Will upload at least before the weekend.

I'll try to avoid adding flames and explosions.

@edvin and Harley motorcycles emerging from flames. include that too!

Maybe a parachute entrance..

@edvin There is nothing wrong with a Michael Bay-style production

Could someone give me a hint how I can set the focus to a specific input field? I have a login form with username and password and username is saved as config setting. Now I want to set the focus to username when the config setting for username is not saved and for password when it auto fill outs the username field

@dr.fornax have you tried tfPassword.requestFocus()?

oh, good idea, I was always searching in the style. Makes sense

So I have something like this: fieldset(“Password”) { passwordfield(password).required() }

Would I now have to save this in a variable first and call requestFocus() on the variable tfPassword?

If I use val tfPassword = passwordfield(password).required(), there is no tfPassword.requestFocus()

This doesn’t seem to work

you don't get the focus or the required is broken?

I have no focus. The userfield is selected and focused

@dr.fornax uploaded a file: Untitled

The same with this

there's a timing problem right? the config file isn't available at scene graph construction time

i would call pf.requestFocus() directly or use a USERNAME_INITIALIZED event to call it indirectly if your data access code is at a lower layer

Could be indeed a timing problem. Currently I request it without a condition, so normally it should have the focus.

and there should be a timing difference by design. get the scene graph up as quickly as possible and work with the costly IO of the config file later

I could update it from the controller, but I think it is a bad design to make the field available to the controller and update it from there

so, build your scene graph and then load the file. when the file is loaded, check for a username and post an INITIALIZED event. later, you'll make the pf.requestFocus() in response to this

Currently I do not even check for the configfile but only want to set the element focused.

The config is loaded by val username = model.bind { SimpleStringProperty(this, “username”, config.string(“username”)) }