[Dmytro GokunParticipant]

Thanks for the quick answer, Peter.

Though it is a bit inconvenient ;(

[Dmytro GokunParticipant]

Hi Ivo,

I also observe this behavior. It is very easy to reproduce. For that, take the demo under “demos\angular\app\dockinglayout\createComponent\” and:

1. In app.component.ts, add a field to the class AppComponent: text = “sample”;
2. In app.component.html, add this code:

<input type="text" [(ngModel)]="text">
{{text}}

two times: 1) outside of the jqxDockingLayout compinent (e.g. at line 1) and inside of it (e.g. in ErrorListPanel);

3. Modifying the first input (one outside of the jqxDockingLayout component) updates the bound variable as expected;
4. Modifying the second input (one inside of the jqxDockingLayout component) does not update the bound variable.

Is there any chance this will be fixed any time soon?

Best regards,
Dmytro.

[Dmytro GokunParticipant]

Hi Ivo,

that’s helped. Thank you very much!

Though I must admit this situation is a bit confusing Is it always recommended to download jqwidgets manually (as opposed to using npm) or is it a temporarily situation?

Dmytro.

[Dmytro GokunParticipant]

Hi Ivo,

actually, we are running 4.6.2 which i believe is the latest version. Am I wrong here?

Best regards,
Dmytro.

[Dmytro GokunParticipant]

I’d like to say that we have the same issue.
Our app references (implicitly, because of another dependency we have) “@types/jquery”. This makes compilation fail with the following message:

jqwidgets-ts/jqwidgets.d.ts (9,13): Subsequent variable declarations must have the same type. Variable ‘$’ must be of type ‘JQueryStatic’, but here has type ‘any’.

I think, jqwidgets should also reference “@types/jquery” to be a good citizen in the TypeScript world :). The change looks trivial on its surface … Is there any chance for that happening in the near future?

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