[by firekesti]

Thank you so much! This is great - still working out a couple kinks but I think they can be solved by waiting for Cordova to be truly ready before trying to load the store on startup. Thank you,...

[by firekesti]

Tim, were you able to update the store and save to the filesystem? I came across this example while looking for a way to do essentially the exact same thing - save a JSON settings file to disk using...

[by firekesti]

I ran into the same problem, but I found this and it works like a charm. Hopefully you're not still stuck on it, but just in case (and for anyone else who finds this thread someday!)...

[by firekesti]

Hi, I'm trying to update https://github.com/chrisfarms/Ext.ux/blob/master/src/TokenField.js for Sencha 2.0 and I've almost finished it, but I'm having a bit of trouble with the renderTpl.
The...

[by firekesti]

I'm overriding the Rest Proxy's buildUrl method like this:


request.setUrl("http://" + serverUrl + ":8080/restapi/2.0" + url);

This worked perfectly, but I needed to add support for SSL, so I...

[by firekesti]

The store that fails is using a model that is based on a custom extension of Ext.data.Model.
I logged the records that get loaded in the store.load()callback function. The first time the store...

[by firekesti]

I have a store that loads upon app startup and populates a List. If I call removeAll() on the store, it removes everything as expected. But then, when I try to load() the store again, it fails. Other...

[by firekesti]

You mean clutter app.json? :D Thanks, that works very well!

[by firekesti]

Hi,
I have a custom type like so:


Ext.data.Types.Uri = {
type: 'uri',
convert: function(v, data) {
// temporary function until a use case is defined around
// how...

[by firekesti]

I'm using a RESTful api, so it does require another call to get certain elements. It's ok though, I found https://github.com/mhorner/RestModel and it looks like that will work a lot better for me....

[by firekesti]

Hmm, what if I have a setup like this: a REST call gives me a list of 'entity' models which all work fine. But then, inside each 'entity' model is a 'body' link. The data for it is at...

[by firekesti]

Thanks, I suppose I'll try that out perhaps using 'each' to get all the values, since there is a varying amount across instances of the model. In the meantime, I also have to figure out how to do...

[by firekesti]

Well, I discovered a workaround...immediately before the save() I do this:


Ext.ModelMgr.getModel('KT.model.myModel').getProxy().setExtraParams(
{
name: newValues.name,
...

[by firekesti]

For a model with fields "name" and "type",

fields: [
{ name: 'name' },
{ name: 'type' },
],


and a proxy defined in the model with extraParams like so:

[by firekesti]

{ name: 'entities', mapping: 'entities.data[0].data["name"]' },

This code works well to give me exactly what I need from one of the elements, but not both - I feel like I should be using...

[by firekesti]

Hey community. I haven't been able to figure out how to access part of a piece of data loaded from a store. Here's the JSON:



entity-list:
{
"id":"1e3f2071638241e292b705c034be4d6b",
...

[by firekesti]

Unfortunately there is no way to do this in Sencha's so-called REST proxy, as others have pointed out:...

[by firekesti]

I'm having a bit of a problem getting some of the data from a certain model to load. Here's a simplified version of my JSON representation:


"entry-list":[{
"submitter":{
"link":{
...

[by firekesti]

So like the example I linked? Thanks.

[by firekesti]

How would I go about replacing part of a REST proxy's url on the fly? Like so:


Ext.define('User', {
extend: 'Ext.data.Model',
config: {
fields: ['id', 'name', 'email'],

...

[by firekesti]

Hi,
I was wondering how to use the HTML Editor from Ext JS 4 in Sencha Touch 2, or if there is any way to use a non-plain-text editor.

[by firekesti]

I was given a complex Sencha 0.9 app that hasn't been touched in years, and I need to upgrade it to 2.0 (it's so old and/or messy, the upgrade build doesn't work) and I figured Architect would be the...