@edvin I just cant remember if there was an easy way to open a modal window apart from doing an alert

just answered the issue 45 in the fxlauncer repo

@gtnarg Ouch, that wasn't pretty 🙂 I'll have a look at it.

@ron That's what

builderWindow

is for 🙂 I use it a lot for dialogs now, very happy with it. Does it fit your use case?

Just saw John Wick 2 at the cinema. Great action 🙂

@gtnarg Stellar work as always, looks good!

Just merged https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/pull/252

@ron Thank you for answering issue 45, I never got to it. Very happy that you're doing so much work for the FXLauncher project these days, I've neglected it a little because of TornadoFX and work.

This is a simple and nice-looking project website: https://tus.io/ I first thought this is just another ugly Bootstrap-page, but it seems they use something called Skeleton instead.

@edvin sorted it with openModal()

a webview in javafx on ubuntu can be quite ugly

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@edvin I think I just sorted https://github.com/edvin/fxlauncher/issues/39 will do the offline thing later. issue 39 was too easy and logical not to do first

@ron wow, you're on a roll :))

well it did need some love

what do you think of that issue 42? the multiple release channels?

@ron It never really interested me, not sure how useful it is. What do you think?

I think I would just upload to a different location and run it with --uri="the new location"

if we should build it I would add channels to the app.xml

it will be bigger but it would make it easier

tbh I want to write a maven plugin first

(actually already started that)

I wanted to add channels directly to app.xml as well, but I think the guy had some issues with that, didn't he?

yup he really wanted the two extra files

Hello 🙂

Is there an easy way to get a

squeezebox

to "stay within" the window? I.e. not expand past it and instead allow vertical scrolling with a scrollbar?

@User uploaded a file: and commented: If I place it withing a

scrollpane

it does that, but it no longer fills the entire width the

scrollpane

, like in this image.

..so I guess my real question is how to get the

squeezebox

to fill the full width of the

scrollpane

🙂

@permalmberg Checking now