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1 Feb 2012 4:52 PM #1
How to return true in destroy requests?
How to return true in destroy requests?
Hi!
Update:
With ExtJS 4.0.7 {success:true} works perfectly.
Original:
I'm using Ext.Direct. When I'm calling record.destroy() and receiving the response {success:true} ExtJS fires the success function of the destroy config. But it seems to not recognize the result, because when I make another operation it resend the destroy-request.
I tried following responses, none has worked:
Here's a sample dialog: http://pastie.org/private/zknaafghf6vwldz9ixymgCode:{} {success:true} {success:true,data:[]} {success:true,data:{id:4}}
What is the right success-response?
thanks
RolandRoland Schütz
Senior Software Architect
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2 Feb 2012 7:10 AM #2Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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Just a plain success is true should technically be all you need.
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