What's happened to dynamic loading?

[silcreval]

Just trying ext 4.1.0 beta 1 on a simple login app.

I use the ext 4.0 dynamic loading system for development, but get this when
I try to use ext-4.1. I assumed 'ext-all-dev' is the new 'ext-debug' :

Ext.Loader is not enabled, so dependencies cannot be resolved dynamically. Missing required class: Ext.ux.mystuff.dialog.Login http://*****/ext/ext-debug.js Line 5659

[mitchellsimoens]

Did you enable it?

Ext.Loader.setConfig({
    enabled : true
});

[dongryphon]

Just trying ext 4.1.0 beta 1 on a simple login app.

I use the ext 4.0 dynamic loading system for development, but get this when
I try to use ext-4.1. I assumed 'ext-all-dev' is the new 'ext-debug' :

Ext.Loader is not enabled, so dependencies cannot be resolved dynamically. Missing required class: Ext.ux.mystuff.dialog.Login Line 5659

You should be able to configure the loader and enable it:

<script type="text/javascript" src="ext-all-dev.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
    Ext.Loader.setConfig({
        enabled: true,
        paths: {
            My: 'my_own_path'
        }
    });
</script> 

I'm not sure why this would be different between 4.0 and 4.1. I will have to ask Jacky.

[dongryphon]

Did you enable it?

@Mitchell - you are too fast!

[pscanlon1]

I used to be able to load extjs class files all seperately....Did this behavior change? In 4.0 It would load a lot of files, but debugging was wayyyyy easier. Any way that we can still do this? I was using ext-all-dev.js before

[dongryphon]

I used to be able to load extjs class files all seperately....Did this behavior change? In 4.0 It would load a lot of files, but debugging was wayyyyy easier. Any way that we can still do this? I was using ext-all-dev.js before

ext.js has only the minimum amount of stuff to get started. You can then Ext.require('*') or only what you need and they will load as separate scripts.

ext-all-dev.js should contain all classes. But I would have thought ext-all-dev.js would be the same experience between 4.0 and 4.1 though.

[skirtle]

I assumed 'ext-all-dev' is the new 'ext-debug'

No, they're not the same. It seems that ext-debug.js and ext-dev.js are both missing from 4.1.0-beta-1.

To decode a little:

• all means the whole library in one file. If it doesn't have all in the name then it uses dynamic loading.
• debug means the source is not minified.
• dev means the source is not minified too but it also means that the console warnings have been left in.

As ext-debug.js is missing, try using ext.js instead.

[scancubus]

No, they're not the same. It seems that ext-debug.js and ext-dev.js are both missing from 4.1.0-beta-1.

To decode a little:

• all means the whole library in one file. If it doesn't have all in the name then it uses dynamic loading.
• debug means the source is not minified.
• dev means the source is not minified too but it also means that the console warnings have been left in.

As ext-debug.js is missing, try using ext.js instead.

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[bmacdon1]

Any reason why they were removed / Are they going to be replaced?

Bryan

[mitchellsimoens]

It seems just to be an oversight. GA release will be done properly