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    Default Answered: How to avoid this warning in Picker ? (ST2 B3)

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    Hi, im doing this to show a picker.

    Code:
    var picker = Ext.create('Ext.Picker', {
                            doneButton:'OK',
                            cancelButton:'Cancelar',
                            slots:[
                                {
                                    name:'rangoDesde',
                                    title:'Desde',
                                    data:[
                                        {text:'07:00', value:'07:00'},
                                        {text:'08:00', value:'08:00'},
                                        {text:'09:00', value:'09:00'}
                                    ]
                                },
                                {
                                    name:'rangoHasta',
                                    title:'Hasta',
                                    data:[
                                        {text:'08:00', value:'08:00'},
                                        {text:'09:00', value:'09:00'},
                                        {text:'10:00', value:'10:00'}
                                    ]
                                }
                            ]
    
    
                        });
    
     Ext.Viewport.add(picker)
      picker.show();
    and i get this warning

    [DEPRECATE][Ext.picker.Picker#show] Call show() on a component that doesn't currently belong to any container. Please add it to the the Viewport first, i.e: Ext.Viewport.add(component);

    The problem is, when building my app for producion, this warning makes my app fail because

    Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'deprecate' of undefined (In Ext.log.Logger class)


    So i need to get rid of the warning or include the logger in my all-classes.js.

    I tried to do a Ext.require([...,...,,'Ext.log.Logger']) in my app.cs, but doesn't seem to help.

    Any idea?

  2. Ext.Viewport.add(picker) should get rid of that warning.

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    I have just that before picker.show() but doesnt seems to work

    EDIT: My fault, it works, i had a controller with a lots of functions and i was testing against another picker. :S. Sorry for wasting your time