var winX = Titanium.UI.createWindow({
    url : 'test.js'
});
var myview = Titanium.UI.createView({
    height:300,
    width:200,
    borderColor:'red',
    borderRadius : 10,
    backgroundColor : 'red'
});
myview.add(winX);
win1.add(myview);

6 Answers

• I have a couple comments, not sure how much they will help but I'll give it a shot.

  You usually need to call the open method of a window to make it display, I don't see that in this code so that may be why you see nothing. For example:

  winX.open();
  

  My next comment is that windows typically hold views, not the other way around so myview.add(winX); doesn't really make sense to me.

  Hope this helped.

• Also where is the TableView in your code?

• Also where is the TableView in your code?

• Also where is the TableView in your code?

• Hi, and thanks for the input. The following situation is not exactly mine, but exactly similar to it:

  Problem:

  • I have four tableViews tv1, tv2, tv3, tv4
  • I also have Two Tabs
  • In Tab One I need TWO tableViews, tv1 and tv2
  • In Tab Two I also need TWO tableViews, tv3 and tv4

  My failing idea:

  • Create TWO child windows in Each of the two root windows/tabs.
  • For Each child window, use the URL property to connect to one of the JS files with a tableView in it.

  Question:

  What is a good way to organize/access tableViews/JS-files in this (I assume quite normal) situation?

  Brgrds /JP

• Guess this should Work…

  app window(in which ever you want to reuse the table…. just include the js file and on the open event of window add it to a view in the window)

  //include the test.js
  Ti.include('test.js');
  
  //app window
  var win=Ti.UI.createWindow({});
  
  //content View
  var Vu=Ti.UI.createView({});
  
  win.add(Vu);
  
  win.open();
  
  win.addEventListener('open',function(e){
      Vu.add(TbVu);
  });
  

  the test.js file

  //test.js
  
  var TbVu=Ti.UI.createTableView({
      data:data
  });