I went to use a more generic view for the list as you did and called the store within that. That worked. Thanks for the assistance! Curious why is using class as you did instead of calling id better?
I went to use a more generic view for the list as you did and called the store within that. That worked. Thanks for the assistance! Curious why is using class as you did instead of calling id better?
I just saw a commit that may change this as using the string like that *should* work and not overriding the constructor would be a better way if you want to have a global store be used.