[by bt_bruno]

Nice catch! I've just updated the code and tested against IE, Firefox and others... Should be ok now.

[by bt_bruno]

I've just updated it. You might want to check again ;)

[by bt_bruno]

I noticed the same change... My workaround was this:


{
xtype: 'segmentedbutton',
allowDepress: false,
items: [{
text: 'One',
itemId: 'one',
pressed: true

[by bt_bruno]

Proxy has a onDestroy method that also destroys Reader and Writer, you might want to add this on your override.


Ext.define('ProxyDestroyFix', {
override:'Ext.data.proxy.Proxy',

...

[by bt_bruno]

Easy workaround:

[by bt_bruno]

The best would have engineer fix this, but a workaround is use the old way:


MyApp.view.Login.superclass.initialize.apply(this, arguments);

Or a short version (new for me, but I guess it...

[by bt_bruno]

You have a typo when declaring the fieldset items. You used item, change for items. Not only there, but when declaring form items as well.

[by bt_bruno]

I believe you can do that with renderer, just like the original index.html example available with the source code https://github.com/mitchellsimoens/Ext.ux.touch.grid


{
header :...

[by bt_bruno]

I think you're missing scope:this.


this.form.getForm().submit({
url: 'handler.php',
method: 'POST',
scope: this, //<--- fix scope problem
success: function(form, action) {
...

[by bt_bruno]

Touch has a repaint method:

http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/api/Ext-method-repaint

[by bt_bruno]

I felt like writing a quick example, here it is: Animate components in a view

[by bt_bruno]

Hello @allisterf, sorry for the waiting. To animate components you can use showAnimation or hideAnimation config options. So you could init your button with hidden: true, and then call...

[by bt_bruno]

Wow, all the theming looks perfectly on Architect! Good initiative Luca. Mind if I blog about it as well? ;)

[by bt_bruno]

Another Ext to NodeJS project?

Yes, yes... I know that there are a bunch of other guys trying to export Ext JS capabilities to Node, but they all sound to much for me! Some try to rewrite all Ext...

[by bt_bruno]

The problem is, once you tell the datastore to load, there's nothing you could do to prevent grid of being populated. You can't do post-processing and check if the data loaded is really from the...

[by bt_bruno]

I think the best would be abort old request, so we save some processing and stuff. We could make your store local, and fill it with a regular Ext.Ajax request. Maybe this snippet could help you out: ...

[by bt_bruno]

Ok, so the default font-size is 12px. I don't know if this is an issue from your browser (try to check the zoom), or really an issue with the default font-size.

You can also easily customize the...

[by bt_bruno]

Yes you're right, you can't guarantee that out of the box. But I can't understand the use of a store for the details view. Could you maybe explain with some code how is your master/details structure...

[by bt_bruno]

Hi @PMfaithoffly, welcome aboard! The activate should be put in tabpanel children, not in tabpanel itself. Once a tab is activated, the event is triggered.


Ext.create('Ext.tab.Panel',{
...

[by bt_bruno]

IE simply doesn't implement the CSS features required. That's why we have ugly table structure bounded to image sprites.

Prior to Ext 4 you had to do it completely manually, cutting images in...

[by bt_bruno]

In ExtJS examples there's a specific section called "Accessibility". Check the Keyboard Feed Viewer. Basically you can navigate through <tab>, and to "enter" a component use <enter>, and to return to...

[by bt_bruno]

This is the definition of clearFilter methods:
clearFilter: function(suppressEvent) {
var me = this;

me.filters.clear();

if (me.remoteFilter) {
...

[by bt_bruno]

One temporary workaround:


Ext.override(Ext.tab.Tab,{
overCls: Ext.baseCSSPrefix + 'tab-top-over'
});

Of course it's temporary, because it fails when the Tabs are at the bottom. If your...

[by bt_bruno]

It's seems to be bug, reported here: x-tab-top-over never inserted into any element. I gave a workaround solution, so check this previous link.

Basically, Ext has this CSS class defined: ...

[by bt_bruno]

I believe it facilitates server side paging. Some servers use a single page parameter, others use a combination of start and limit.

You can easily switch it off by setting pageParam to undefined,...