[by jminnick]

Can you give me a specific config option that is not working properly for you?

[by jminnick]

Thanks for the post. I was unable to reproduce this on my Windows box. Tomorrow I'll see if some of my coworkers are able to repro it on their OSX machines.

[by jminnick]

You'll need something like this...


defaultValue: {
foo: 'bar'
},
name: 'field1'

[by jminnick]

button[itemId=loadPQ] as opposed to #loadPQ for the controlQuery.

[by jminnick]

I cannot reproduce this. Any chance you can zip up your project and send it to me?

[by jminnick]

Cool, I'll PM you the plugin when I'm finished.

[by jminnick]

Okay, I'm building a plugin that will enable BorderLayout regions to become draggable. I plan on wrapping this up soon and passing it along to some of the users in the community to test before...

[by jminnick]

@Revingbell - Are you still having issues with this?

[by jminnick]

Give this a try...

http://docs.sencha.com/architect/2/#!/guide/first_mobile_app

[by jminnick]

Use Event Bindings. Select your Form in the inspector then in the configs setup an event binding for the show event.

[by jminnick]

Here are some more examples that may help you....

https://github.com/senchalearn

[by jminnick]

As of right now, your custom JS code is not rendered in the Architect canvas. We are working right now to add this type of functionality. Thanks for the report though and look for this enhancement in...

[by jminnick]

Thanks for the post!

We currently have a story for allowing users to add custom plugins from the toolbox. So until we have this implemented please continue to use your workaround.

[by jminnick]

no sir.

http://www.w3.org/TR/2011/WD-html5-20110113/links.html

[by jminnick]

Sorry, I'm not seeing the error in your screen cap?

[by jminnick]

The most recent Architect build has taken care of this issue.

[by jminnick]

Using Architect 2.2.1 build 951, I'm unable to reproduce your issue. I created res/master.css outside of Architect then edited the file within Architect. After saving, I opened the file on the file...

[by jminnick]

Which framework are you using?

[by jminnick]

This bug has already been reported, thanks for the info.

[by jminnick]

Are you sure you didn't put the processConfig on your textfield as opposed to the formpanel?

When I follow your steps I see the "datas" object in the console.

[by jminnick]

Thanks for the report. It looks to me like there are conflicts in the documentation. I'll take a closer look at this.

[by jminnick]

Not at the moment.

[by jminnick]

In the config panel to the left of the style property is a little icon. Make sure that is set to "String" showing the 3 dots.

[by jminnick]

there isn't a getter for form.Panel but there is a setter, setTitle();

[by jminnick]

I think you will find more success using component query along with the convenience methods the components provide.