JsonView not firing load event

[alanwilliamson]

Good day good people, i am having a little problem here.

Consider the following snippet:



assetList = new YAHOO.ext.JsonView('assetList', imgTemplate, { multiSelect: true, jsonRoot: 'photodata' });

assetList.on( 'load', function( _v, _d, _r ){
alert( 9 );
} );

assetList.load( "/someurl" );


I can't get the alert() box to fire; the JsonView works okay as the data is rendered with no problems. Just no load event. I can get all the other events no problems.

I need to get access to the root JSON data returned, as I have other data in there I need to pull out (the total results for example).

Advice please!

[tryanDLS]

Try setting BPs in JsonView.onLoad and onLoadException. There may be an error occurring at the end of the load process that's preventing it from firing the load event.

[alanwilliamson]

Thanks tryanDLS, but that didn't help. No exceptions.

I have also now moved up to 1.0alpha and can confirm i am getting no "load" exception there either.

The data does come in render properly; like i said, i get all the other events just not the one i really need!

[BernardChhun]

With my 0.33 and 0.40 small coding experience, it seems the loading happens in the dataModel object of the JsonView!
something like this should give you a result:


yourJsonView.dataModel.addListener('load', function(){
console.log('dataModel loading damn it!');
});