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Awesome, that worked. Thank you very much.

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I searched for this before posting, and while I found a few similar questions, none of them had any/satisfactory answers. So if I missed something, I apologize.


I have two textfields, we'll...

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I just had a similar issue. The fix was to turn off magic_quotes in php.ini. If you do this, you will no longer need the call to stripslashes().

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Thanks, that did it. I didn't know that was turned on by default.

In addition, I was able to slightly tweak the PHP code and now the script works with my actual data. That magic_quotes was...

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It returns

[\"foo\",\"bar\"][]

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That's a good point, I didn't even consider that.



I already thought of that. I tried it multiple ways, just in case:


$test = json_decode($_REQUEST['test']);
print_r($test);

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Firebug shows that it is sending:

test ["foo","bar"]
I also tried with $_POST, but with the same results. I suppose it's possible something is configured differently on my server from yours, but...

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Thank you, but that does not work.


Ext.Ajax.request({
url: 'file.php',
method: 'POST',
success: successFn,
failure: failFn,
params: {test: Ext.encode(['foo', 'bar'])}
});

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Yes, it does work for our simple test data, but it fails if there are nested objects/arrays. I also know I could modify your function to handle this, but this is just an ugly/"hacky" solution.
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That's a good suggestion, and while it works great for this small test data, it's not practical for a large dataset, particularly one that is dynamically generated. I'm working with a fairly large...

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Talking this out gave me an idea. I tried to pass the following to the params option:

Ext.urlEncode({test: ['foo', 'bar']})
I was almost sure this would produce "test[]=foo&test[]=bar", but it...

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jQuery encodes it as such:

test[]:foo
test[]:bar

Which then gets rebuilt into an array on the server side.

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Thank you for the reply, I appreciate your input.

I hope your suggestions are not the only way, as that would cause a lot of extraneous code. I like to keep things neat. :)

Anyway,...

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I've been away from using Ext for a few years, and started using it again with the latest version (3.3.1) for a new project, so my Ext skills and knowledge are pretty rusty.

I'm trying to do a...

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*smacks forehead*

Thanks, that fixed it. Unique IDs is lesson #1 in web programming, and I certainly know this. I was hoping my problem wasn't something stupid like that.

Sometimes we just...

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I am having an odd issue with a TabPanel in Ext 3.2.

My application is a BorderLayout with a north and center regions. To the north, I have a search form which queries my DB and displays the...

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That's great, I love it!

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This has been discussed a few times before, see here:

http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5883

I also feel that this should be considered a bug, but unfortunately it is not. That thread...

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Yes, here is a custom format method I posted as an example:

http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7552

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I haven't yet tested any of the Inline fields with Ext 2.0. I'm glad you got it to (somewhat) work, but I would imagine there are some things that would need updated.

After I get a chance to play...

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Good point. ;)

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Looks really nice, although I suggest adding some sort of link to turn off the music. Music on a web page is generally a bad idea unless it is off by default and turned on by he user.

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First of all, Ext forms automatically generate the HTML form tags when it is rendered, so change your HTML to just this:


<div id="raportHD"></div>

Next, your PHP POST vars don't match the...

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Just paste the code into a new text file with a .js extension then source it after the Ext files. So if you name the file 'ColorField.js', the header of your page will contain something like this:
...

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That 'setSize' method was actually ripped straight from Field.js from Ext 1.0. I just updated the first post with totally refactored code based off of Ext 1.1.1, so this should no longer be a...