[by bjnelson62]

Anyone have any ideas how to even just figure out what this is?

[by bjnelson62]

There's quite a lot of code, so I was hesitant to just post a bunch of it. Is there anything in particular you're interested in?

I can think of three possibilities:

- base class
- subclass
-...

[by bjnelson62]

I never see this on my 15 inch MacBook Pro (Retina screen), in any browser.

But on my 13 inch MacBook Pro, I see this problem in Safari and Chrome, both WebKit browsers. In FireFox, it works fine...

[by bjnelson62]

Awesome! Thanks so much.

I spent quite a bit of time trying different things, this saves me a lot of time. Hopefully it will help someone else too.

[by bjnelson62]

I've looked in the debugger, and through all the code for the radio button, checkbox, and the Container classes.

I did find a couple of old (3.X) forum answers on this, but that code doesn't work:...

[by bjnelson62]

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.

I have a tendency to assign ID's to things; in the past it helped to keep track of things. But in JavaScript and ExtJS-land, it seems to cause more problems...

[by bjnelson62]

I did the same thing, almost exactly. :-)

I added a form to each window, and a couple of textfields to each form. All looked good.

That got me thinking, what's different with what I'm doing? ...

[by bjnelson62]

My previous response made me think that perhaps I was giving id's to the wrong thing. So I added id's and itemId's to each form.

Unfortunately, the second form is still messed up when shown...

[by bjnelson62]

Thanks, but I'm afraid that's not the problem I'm having. Both windows come up just fine. just as in your simple test; it's the form inside the second window that's messed up.

I guess I'll try...

[by bjnelson62]

I have a function which I use to display a popup window. It's been working fine for some time.

But now I want to display a second popup from the first. What's happening is sometimes the second...

[by bjnelson62]

Thank you.

With so many id's, it's unnerving to mess with all of them without knowing what they're used for. I think it'd be a cleaner model to only have one id per tree node.

I implemented my...

[by bjnelson62]

Thanks, but I'm not explicitly duplicating anything. If there's duplication going on, it's coming from the server.

But back to my question, which of the id's that I mentioned needs to be unique? ...

[by bjnelson62]

I was just realizing that myself. I found if I expand both nodes called 'groups', no problem occurs, because there are 2 groups defined under product2 but none under product1.

But nodes *happens*...

[by bjnelson62]

I have a treepanel, and as the user clicks on the plus signs it fetches the next level of the tree from the server. All was working well.

But now I've run into a problem where I'm getting an...

[by bjnelson62]

So far as I know, there's no way to do this in ExtJS. I found some comments that indicate request headers are ignored on a file upload, and that was my experience too.

So instead I resorted to...

[by bjnelson62]

I found comments that indicate that headers are ignored when uploading a file. This should really be documented, it's crazy for developers (I'm not the only one) to be wasting time trying to get...

[by bjnelson62]

Another way to express this is, is it possible to set the request headers on a form submission? So far I've been unsuccessful. In addition to what I already posted, I also tried this:



...

[by bjnelson62]

What I posted earlier is exactly how the request should look; I didn't put it in the code brackets because technically it's not code, but I'll post it again:



POST /<product...

[by bjnelson62]

I've got a form that has combo and filefield controls. When the user clicks Upload, the following code is executed:



form.submit({
url:...

[by bjnelson62]

I figured out the weirdness about why using an ID config for the MultiSelect control caused problems (duplication of things in subsequent invocations): it's because I'm hiding the form/panel/window....

[by bjnelson62]

Thanks for the reply.

The reason I was going to use an ID, is so I could get access to the control later using Ext.getCmp(ID). Why do you say it's not needed? Accessing a control from another...

[by bjnelson62]

This is my first time doing a form, much less using a MultiSelect control.

When the user clicks a menu item in my grid, I pop up a window/panel with a textfield (where they enter a name for the...

[by bjnelson62]

Yes, I know, hence my confusion and bewilderment.

I solved it with a hack. Now just before I collapse the node, I set a global variable to remember that. I then collapse the node, but don't...

[by bjnelson62]

I started with the following code:



refreshUIAfterDeletion: function() {
var treeSel = this.getTreeNodeSelection(),
me = this;

if (treeSel !== null)...

[by bjnelson62]

I found a way, just pass false to removeAll().

This means the node isn't destroyed. Is there any downside to this?