Error on Ext.JSON.encode "Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded"

[grubby69]

Hello!

I receive this error :

"Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded"

when I am trying to encode an array of records of a model data.

This is the code :

Ext.define('nuovaFattura', {
            extend: 'Ext.data.Model',
            fields: [
                {name: 'IQTA', type: 'int'},
                {name: 'VCODICE',  type: 'string'},
            ]
        });
        
var nuovaFatturaStore = Ext.create('Ext.data.Store', {
           model: 'nuovaFattura',
           data: {'items':[
                {"IQTA":"1", "VCODICE":"Clicca per inserire codice"}
            ]},
            proxy: {
                type: 'memory',
                reader: {
                    type: 'json',
                    root: 'items'
                }
            }
   });

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xtype: 'button',
text: 'Aggiungi',
handler: function() {
                                                                                    var rec = new nuovaFattura({
                                                                                                IQTA: 1,
                                                                                                VCODICE: 'Clicca per inserire codice'
        });
        nuovaFatturaStore.insert(0, rec);
}

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records = nuovaFatturaStore.getRange();
jsonRecords = Ext.JSON.encode(records);

So first I define the model,after the store ,in local mode,and after I fill the store with some data.

Then I take all the records of the store by the getRange() and I have an array of model (the records)

When I try to encode this array i receive the error!!!!

Why???

I have seen a report bug on this error but I have already download and using the ext-4.0.7 version!!!(that could be fixed with the error...),but the error persist......

Why???
It's a mine error or what????

Please help...

Thanks

[mitchellsimoens]

The bug report you say you saw... did it say it was fixed?

Also, you are going to have a lot of overhead when encoding an Array of Models... Don't you just want to encode the data Object of each Model?

[grubby69]

Hi!!!!

Yes it say fixed I think...
here : http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...exceeded/page3

I dowload tha 4.0.7 and it say fixed in the 4.0.6 ....


And yes ,I have many of this error :

"Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded 
encodeString
doEncode
encodeObject
doEncode
encodeObject
doEncode
encodeObject
doEncode"

And Yes!I want to

encode the data Object of each Model!
It is not right to do in my way???

Now I have resolved doing this :

records = nuovaFatturaStore.getRange();
                                                                    
jsonRecords = '';
for(x=0;x<records.length;x++){
    jsonRecords = jsonRecords+Ext.JSON.encode(records[x].data)+',';
}

and sending the string encoded by AJAX to the php server where I decode and rebuild the array of objects.

Is there another way?

Thanks a lot and sorry...I am really new to Sencha.

Regards

[mitchellsimoens]

Right now you are encoding the Model not the data so you have fields, there is a store reference that is then getting encoded. You need to loop through that array and add the data object to another array and encode that array.

[grubby69]

Mmmm...sorry I don't understand....

Could you explain more?
Could you give me an example???


Thanks a lot!!!

[mitchellsimoens]

Thought that was pretty good.

So you have an array of Models... you have to loop through it:

var models = store.getRange(),
    m      = 0,
    mNum   = models.length;

for (; m < mNum; m++) {
    ...
}

But you only want the data property:

var models = store.getRange(),
    m      = 0,
    mNum   = models.length,
    data   = [];

for (; m < mNum; m++) {
    data.push(models[m].data);
}

Now the data array is an array of Objects that you would want to encode.

[grubby69]

Hi mitchell!!!
Now I understand!

Doing your way is more CLEAN.
I was doing the encode of every records of the model array and after pass the string to the server I rebuild it in a correct JSON format and after decoded it.

But your way is more simple.I will use it!!!

records = nuovaFatturaStore.getRange();


dataArray = [];
for(x=0;x<records.length;x++){
    dataArray.push(records[x].data);
}
jsonRecords = Ext.JSON.encode(dataArray);

So thanks a lot about this solution!

But how about the error I have talked up???It is fixed or will be?
Should be possible to do the encode of the model's array or not?

Really thanks a lot and I want to say Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and all the Sencha Team!!!

Bye

[ferengidedalo]

I think you can achieve the same result using:

Ext.pluck(store.data.items, 'data');