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If you want the background of the Checkbox column to look the same as Grid CheckboxSelectionModel just set the plugin cls to ux-lv-checkboxsel-wrap like this:

var checkcolumn =...

[by KRavEN]

This works similar to Grid CheckboxSelectionModel except it's for a ListView.

Extract into the examples/list folder for a demo. (Must be behind a webserver to load the plants.xml file)
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Also make sure none of your javascript variables or methods are named the same as a javascript function like var delete='delete'. This will work okay in firefox but not chrome or IE.

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Anyone have a modified ListView template to add vertical borders between ListView columns?

[by KRavEN]

I'm also seeing this issue. The problem is in ListView.onResize(). Here is the line:

if(Ext.isNumber(h)){
bdp.style.height = (h - hd.parentNode.offsetHeight) + 'px';
...

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Just a warning. This will not render correctly in IE7 unless IE7 is in quirks mode. If you use a doctype things don't scroll correctly.

Edit:

I refactored to resolve the IE issue and I'll...

[by KRavEN]

Okay, I added the values.rs array similar to how GroupingView does it. I also added groupRenderer similar to GroupingView. Finally I renamed the ux to Ext.ux.list.GroupingListView to be more...

[by KRavEN]

Anyone using this have any ideas on how to add an array of values objects for each grouping to the values object that is passed to the template?

With GroupingView you can access values.rs in the...

[by KRavEN]

This extension is for a ListView. You're asking about GroupingView for a grid. Go ask on the help forum.

[by KRavEN]

If you add an overClass to the GroupingListView config like 'x-grid3-row-over' it doesn't behave properly. The row gets bigger because of the added border causing the list to jump a bit.

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Here's a screenshot because I know how everyone loves screenshots

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Ext.ux.grid.plugin.ProgressColumn is a Grid plugin that shows a progress bar for the integer value of that column.

By default a number between 0 and 100 is expected but this can be changed by...

[by KRavEN]

Ext.ux.list.ProgressColumn is a ListView column that shows a progress bar for the integer value of that column. By default a number between 0 and 100 is expected but this can be changed by setting...

[by KRavEN]

First I have Ext.ux.ListView.plugin.CheckColumn. This works similar to the example ux Grid CheckColumn plugin except it's for a ListView. It changes the store value and fires beforecheck and check...

[by KRavEN]

You could also provide tpl when defining the ListView

var listView = new Ext.ListView({
tpl : new Ext.XTemplate('<tpl for="rows">',
'<dl class="x-grid3-row {[xindex % 2 === 0 ? "" : ...

[by KRavEN]

Here's a plugin for ListView that does most of the same things that Saki's http://rowactions.extjs.eu/ does for a Grid. In fact it's mostly Saki's code re-factored to remove the grouping support and...

[by KRavEN]

Thank you for sharing. I needed this.

[by KRavEN]

Thanks for this Condor. For anyone wanting to add Ext.ux.RowActions type functionality to a ListView here is an example:


new Ext.ux.ComponentListView({
store : lbStore,
autoHeight : true,...

[by KRavEN]

it is an xtype:

Ext.reg('progresscolumn', Ext.ux.grid.ProgressColumn);

use xtype: 'progresscolumn'.

I'll do a 3.x version soon and make it a ptype.

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Now I'm confused. I've been using the google repo but it looks like it's still using Ext.ux.layout.CardLayout(). I've tested and both
Ext.ux.layout.CardLayout() and Ext.layout.CardLayout() work...

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Just a note, the Firefox plugin JSONView I linked before will mess with the iframe content you get when using Ext.data.Connection and file uploads.

If your server sends a json response (which it...

[by KRavEN]

You can pass helpText as a config option for the field and use Ext.preg if you change the init to this:

init : function(f) {
f.helpAlign = this.align;
if ('object' != typeof...