@edvin - no rush - just didn't want it to get forgotten 🙂

@voddan You would need to wrap the ImageView in some other container that implements the border properties, like any of the layout containers, for example StackPane.

@edvin yeh, what a shame

thanks

@voddan You can do it like this:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

@edvin maybe you should put your todo list as tickets on github?

@voddan But instead of adding the styles, you should add a style class instead.

all works, thanks a bunch ))

@ron I should start using issues more again. I've kind of stopped after we started communicating here, but I think the project will look more alive if we start using issues again. On that note: @gtnarg Could I ask you to add an issue for the field issue?

@voddan Perfect!

@voddan This page is your friend: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/api/javafx/scene/doc-files/cssref.html

@edvin - sure

thanks!

Already started on that 😉

SO suggested trash, apparently

The autocommit option to bind I talked about is used like this btw:

(ViewModel)

the default value is

false

I hope

@ron Absolutely 🙂

good simple smile

SO Question just came in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40007180/illegalargumentexception-when-using-fxml

@edvin thanks!

Cool, I'll answer it now 🙂

My answer was accepted 😬

@carlw I'm at the heart of the problem now. When a cell is created, a fragment is created as well. Later, that cell might not be used to display a value, but we still have bindings towards the item properties. If the item represented by the cell/fragment is then later displayed in another cell/fragment and for example the completed state is changed, both fragments will fire events, because they are observing the same data. Since we cannot know when JavaFX is no longer using a cell, we don't know when we should "unbind" from the data. One solution is the "one-node-hierarchy-per-item" but it is resource consuming, so we don't want that. Thinking about solutions now.

I think you would have this same problem if you just used a ListCell implementation (JavaFX style), as long as you actually bind to data. I'll verify that next.

@edvin take a look at my latest. i have a cellcache that creates 1 fragment per model object, but will remove from the cache when the model object is discarded