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    Default Unanswered: Store 'load' event. how to set 'append' = true/false.

    Unanswered: Store 'load' event. how to set 'append' = true/false.


    Hi,
    I have a myStore.load event in which i want to set the append boolean. i only see how this is done on the 'loadData' method, which i am not using.
    can someone show me how to accomplish this on the 'load' event args ?
    thanks
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    You can try specifying add in the load options. This used to be there in Ext JS 3 but when the data package was rewritten it may of been removed.
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