[by dobie_]

I'm experiencing this issue with Sencha Touch 2.1.1

[by dobie_]

Hi,
I have a Sencha Touch 2.0.1 app running here: http://www.joppio.com/
I'm having trouble populating the dataview store when users click the "Top 20" button in the bottom tab bar.

Here's the...

[by dobie_]

I used to develop sencha applications in Linux. Now I have a mac. My development process hasn't changed at all. It's completely possible to develop sencha touch apps without the SDK tools. I use the...

[by dobie_]

Yeah -- same problem when element isn't set.

[by dobie_]

I'm trying to capture the blur event on a search field. It works on my laptop in Chrome but not on the device when I click the 'Done' button in the on-screen keyboard. What's going on? I'm using an...

[by dobie_]

Well basically... duh what am I thinking. Singletons require special attention to be overridden, since only one can be instantiated.

What I ended up doing is just copy and pasting the whole class....

[by dobie_]

I'm trying to override Ext.data.JsonP to just call $.jsonp via the jquery-jsonp extension (https://github.com/jaubourg/jquery-jsonp) because it has error handling. When I try to extend Ext.data.JsonP...

[by dobie_]

Is this fixed in ST2-beta3? I'm still having this issue on iOS in beta3, presumably because there is no <form> around the search input.

edit: nevermind, I didn't realize the search field needs to...

[by dobie_]

According to the beta-2 changelog, this made it in the release: [TOUCH-1771] Fixed applyStyles error and cleaned up some regex caching

But for me the override is still necessary when using beta 2....

[by dobie_]

I just upgraded to ST2 beta 1, and I'm getting an error in my app, but the cause is hard to trace:

NOT_FOUND_ERR: DOM Exception 8

I know this is vague, but hopefully someone else has a similar...

[by dobie_]

I ended up fixing it by just extending Ext.Button and using the extended class. I couldn't get Ext.overrides to work... strange.

[by dobie_]

Hey,
Thanks for fixing it. That override code doesn't seem to be overriding the tap for me... I put some log messages in the doTap function that aren't getting called.

[by dobie_]

Here's a test case to see the behavior I'm talking about:


Ext.setup({
viewport: {
layout: {
type: 'hbox',
align: 'middle'
},
defaults: {

[by dobie_]

iOS 5.0.1. I'll try to put together a test case. Maybe it's related to something else going on in my app as well.

[by dobie_]

I have a searchfield that's getting focused on my iPod Touch (not on chrome on my desktop) when I call setWidth() on it. It's annoying because it causes the on-screen keyboard to appear. This started...

[by dobie_]

Hello, I have a store that contains lots of nested data like this:


screen_shot_images: Array[4]
0: Object
MyApp::Image: Object
alt_text: "iPhone Screenshot 1"
...

[by dobie_]

I would look at window.innerWidth and window.innerHeight and infer the orientation from there.

[by dobie_]

Have you read this document?

http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/guide/class_system

[by dobie_]

How can the developers give us a release date when they themselves don't know? Let's stop bothering them.

[by dobie_]

I would also like to be able to set animation to false. Right now I get an error with .setReverse().

I've seen some weird problems with setting it to type: 'slide', duration: 0, so for now I'm...

[by dobie_]

I have a container with a card layout set up with the sliding animation. Every time I call setActiveItem() on it, it slides left. I'd like it to reverse the slide animation depending on which child...

[by dobie_]

Hey anthoang,
I ended up doing what you suggested -- making each row a separate table. It works out just fine :). The DOM is slightly bigger but whatever.

[by dobie_]

Say I have a DataView like this...


Ext.create('Ext.DataView', {
id: 'myData',
itemTpl: '<tr class="dataRow"><td>{someData}</td></tr>',
store: someStore
});

[by dobie_]

Hello,
I have a panel that I want to put an Ext.Image in. I've tried this:



{
xtype: 'image',
src: 'images/logo.png',
height: 300,
...

[by dobie_]

Oh cool! I tried that but I missed the call to this.callParent(). I was trying the old style this.superclass.initComponent.call(this) type thing.