What am I missing?

As a side note I found an issue with Sencha Touch 2.0 and hasOne and belongsTo associations when loading inline association data. I have a test case and a suggested fix, but the forum doesn’t seem to be sending out any emails. Since I can’t get my registration confirmation I also can’t send my bug report, can anyone help out here?

@Andrew if you’re trying to cut down, just keep sencha-touch-debug.js plus the builds, resources and src folders

@Bassajen we’ll have an update on charts soon

@Tato ok, no problem

any timing for sencha touch charts for sencha touch 2?

Any alternatives?

Server: XAMPP - 1.1.2.2 (Windows 7 32-Bits Professional Edition)

1. I unpacked SenchaTouch 2 Beta 3 which I just downloaded from this page on my WebApp’s directory inside XAMPP’s “htdocs” directory.
2. I followed the tutorial on this URL “http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/guide/getting_started”. Both the “index.html” and the “app.js” files are “UTF-8 without BOM” (according to NotePad++).
3. Accessed the site from my iPhone 4 (Model MC318LL)  iOS 5.0.1 (9A405).
4. Issue: Safari won’t hide the top and bottom browser bars in spite of the “fullscreen: true” property.

That would be it. The code on my “app.js” file is:

Ext.application({
  name: ‘Sencha’,

  launch: function() {
      Ext.create(‘Ext.Panel’, {
        fullscreen: true,
        html: ‘Hello World’
      });
  }
});

(Sorry, I could not find any “code style” tags to put the code in. Sorry for my English as well.)

Thanks!
Tato Barilatti

@Tato can you be more specific? Steps to reproduce?

The Sencha Touch folder comes with a ton of stuff, examples, docs, a .jsb3 file, etc. What do I need to keep and what can I get rid of?

The getting started guide says to include builds/sencha-touch-all-debug.js (for development), can I trash everything else?

Thanks!

I still have one more wish: an updated O’Reilly example using the MVC pattern, This will make Sencha Touch 2 more than complete!

Is not working (have not for a while now).

Its price/performance ratio is extremely good given its $200 price tag, and the 6.2.2 update really speeds things up too - especially when using the less complex themes we supply (try it on the kitchen sink)