We are continuing to work on the documentation to make sure all events are properly documented.
As the layout system is dramatically different (it is now fully CSS based), there is no longer an 'afterLayout' type of event. For those rare times when you need to know when the size of a component changes, there is a utility class (Ext.util.SizeMonitor) can do that for you. Unfortunately, this class is relatively new and we are in the process of writing the guide for it's use. But in general you add it as follows:
var mySizeMonitor = new Ext.util.SizeMonitor({
element: this.elementYouWishToMonitor,
callback: this.methodYouWishToCallWhenTheSizeChanges,
scope: this
});
You also want to have your destroy method clean that up with a mySizeMonitor.destroy().
The documentation needs to be updated. I know the team is working on that this week. I've just been reading source code, looking for fireAction and fireEvent calls.
We are continuing to work on the documentation to make sure all events are properly documented.
As the layout system is dramatically different (it is now fully CSS based), there is no longer an 'afterLayout' type of event. For those rare times when you need to know when the size of a component changes, there is a utility class (Ext.util.SizeMonitor) can do that for you. Unfortunately, this class is relatively new and we are in the process of writing the guide for it's use. But in general you add it as follows:
var mySizeMonitor = new Ext.util.SizeMonitor({
element: this.elementYouWishToMonitor,
callback: this.methodYouWishToCallWhenTheSizeChanges,
scope: this
});
You also want to have your destroy method clean that up with a mySizeMonitor.destroy().