[by Lloyd K]

The Flash part needs to stay for a while yet for backwards support of older browsers etc.

[by Lloyd K]

No, a loadmask is just a div your script will still run, still take long and still be unresponsive.

[by Lloyd K]

I'm unsure what the issue is? You just include miframe.js or miframe-debug.js and create an Ext.ux.ManagedIFramePanel and voila. Oh and here's the docs:

http://uxdocs.theactivegroup.com/

[by Lloyd K]

Look at the Ext.MessageBox documentation, the callback function is supplied with the button that was clicked, for example:



Ext.MessageBox.show({
...
buttons: Ext.MessageBox.OKCANCEL,...

[by Lloyd K]

Yes sorry I did resolve this issue, I've attached the copy I've modified and work with as I simply don't recall what I've changed (or why) thesedays.

[by Lloyd K]

If I have a SplitButton like this:



var split_button = new Ext.SplitButton({
enableToggle: true,
toggleGroup: "test",
allowDepress: false,
text: "Test"
});

[by Lloyd K]

Why are you doing this with the dom element? You need to do it with the actual grid object, also give your grid a proper ref so you don't need such a long path.


...

[by Lloyd K]

I'm curious, I started using this and it's working except when I highlight the boxes it stays highlighted and doesn't not revert to the lighter blue colour, any reason why? I'm using Ext 3.2 but so...

[by Lloyd K]

You can set labelWidth on both form and fieldset (and fieldsets inside forms) to whatever size you want, this is not the default however it's a fixed size.

[by Lloyd K]

You might want to try ext-all-debug.js so that the <o> in o.getItemId is expanded and we can better see the issue there.

[by Lloyd K]

How do you make it non-editable, readOnly? Ideally you should use disabled then use the select event of the combo to call enable() and disable() on the field you want.

Of course, a combo is a bit...

[by Lloyd K]

I hate the new Office toolbar system though and the way it all works :(

[by Lloyd K]

Documentation typo :P

[by Lloyd K]

You can make an approximation already, as the above post says look at the toolbar examples :)

[by Lloyd K]

Yes, infact it's more than advisable. Of course, it depends how your application is built on how best to split it up.

I beleive Saki has some articles on writing big applications and I'm sure the...

[by Lloyd K]

What is Ext.ux.ExtBox? Given it's an ux you should pass it by the developer of it first?

[by Lloyd K]

Although I like change I much prefer the old layout, there's a lot missing in this new layout or is hard to get to, as well as certain information being too small or too big.

What I miss from the...

[by Lloyd K]

As well as combining CSS, gzipping and using sprites we also spread ExtJS and other core assets across multiple domains for parallel loading as described here:
...

[by Lloyd K]

Am I missing something here? How do you drag-&-drop between two tree's but not have the target assume control of the sources nodes. In otherwords, it does a copy and not a move. So far I have to use...

[by Lloyd K]

If the panel is split with other panels in a border layout then there is:



collapseMode: "mini"


I'm not sure about panels elsewhere though :/

[by Lloyd K]

Show some code?

[by Lloyd K]

Ahh yeh I tried that but didn't yet fix it. Thanks for the heads up.

[by Lloyd K]

Currently we have objects that are included in language files which we can reference, for example:



English:

MyApp.Locale.Shared.Buttons = {
yes: "Yes",
no: "No"
};

[by Lloyd K]

Yep branch works fine. Glad I finally solved that one I thought I was going mad. Thanks for your patience and input.

[by Lloyd K]

Ahh now I'm pulling from trunk and not branch, perhaps that's where it's going wrong.