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1 Apr 2012 4:27 AM #1
Unanswered: Ext Core comp with ExtJS
Unanswered: Ext Core comp with ExtJS
Im new to Ext Core, and just seen the combo and carousels that are really nice
Is it a good idea to include both extjs and extcore scripts, to combine Core features with extjs grids, stores... and layouts? (possible incompatibilities or heaviness for browsers)
thanks
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1 Apr 2012 9:21 AM #2Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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Ext Core is just the core of Ext JS and has not widgets. Ext JS 3's core is different than Ext JS 4. Ext JS 4's core is the core of the framework (basically ext.js and ext-debug.js but without a couple things)
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26 Jun 2012 7:43 AM #3
If I wanted to use the class system only, do I just link ext.js or does it have other dependencies?
My scenario is that I have an existing website that is mostly built in jQuery and pure Javascript objects like this:
I want to replace the above object with the Sencha class system and need the core instead of the whole Ext JS. Is this possible?Code:MyNamespace.MyObject = { prop1: 'abc', prop2: '123', initSearch: function () { $('#search-container input[type=submit]').click(function () { var query = $('#search-container input[type=text]').val(); this.applyFilter(query); }); }, applyFilter: function (query) { //do something } }


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