[by vadimv]

Have you tried to use the 'api' config ?

[by vadimv]

Take a look at Sencha Cmd

[by vadimv]

You are using the wrong files/approch. Needed ones are created in production build, which summed up make around 1-2 MB for small app - quite medium app.

[by vadimv]

what's in your first page ? has a store or container based component with a mask configured ? look in documentation to related classes at mask config to know how to disable it.

[by vadimv]

If you think that's the right namespace for you(I just gave you a hint) then yes, you can create a folder in the app directory, that's ok. You can even take a look at ST default examples: Oreilly,...

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don't forget to mark answered

[by vadimv]

I would
- define or extend a class(could be a proxy), it may be a singleton, in current app space : MyApp.util.Proxy or MyApp.data.proxy.User if is specific to Users not to entire app, or...

[by vadimv]

There's no any.
You could try to query with container.down, using xtype as selector, to get all components you need to update. Or query by attributes(see...

[by vadimv]

style config applies to root element. If you use styleHtmlContent: true, then to root element is appended (a new) child innerHtmlElement which contains the html you have specified, so, if you want to...

[by vadimv]

yes, there are better, recommended ways, including using itemIds.

[by vadimv]

:) is not recommended to assign ids to Components or to use Ext.getCmp. Anyway in case you still think to use it then the only way is to loop through Ext.ComponentManager.all.map

[by vadimv]

you could try to make your custom dataview item and factory items according to dataview item types. http://www.sencha.com/blog/dive-into-dataview-with-sencha-touch-2-beta-2/

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that method returns a component by id, not an element.

[by vadimv]

A hybrid native app or the browser, both run in a Webview.

[by vadimv]

The reason of the style issue is in this css:



.x-form .x-scroll-container {
background-color: #eee;
}

[by vadimv]

Local storage behaves the same, no matter the app is deployed natively or is in browser, it's saved in browser cache. Once user deletes the cache the data is lost.

If you want a better...

[by vadimv]

what you want to achieve by configuring scrollable for the tabbar ?

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submit works within the form only. My suggestion was to use a tabpanel with formpanels as tabs, would have more sense.

[by vadimv]

look at second argument of query method: http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2.2.1/#!/api/Ext.ComponentQuery-method-query

[by vadimv]

you use FormPanel in the wrong way. Correct way is: parent should be a tabpanel with form panels as its items.

[by vadimv]

btw, I see you have used an Ext.Panel as a container for the items, not sure why, but just a hint: you may try to use an Ext.Container, which is lighter.

[by vadimv]

I'm not sure I've understood what you need, but every view instance has its configs, data, elements...impossible to have 1 registered view in 2 parent components.

When you query for an xtype, the...

[by vadimv]

inspect the element and see what's there. also try : $include-default-icons: false;

[by vadimv]

Look, is simple, just go to that site, customize your font, copy it to the folder where sencha's pictos are. Then in your sass file load the font and add icons classes:



//Load font
@include...

[by vadimv]

sure, you can use "data-icon", icomoon's approach:


'<div data-icon="your_icon_id"></div>',