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14 Jun 2012 1:46 PM #11
Ok, I made it, thanks for everything anyway.
This is the code for everybody else who need this requirement:
See ya!Code:console.log(this); if (this.fieldEl.dom.readOnly == true) { this.getDatePicker().hide() } else { this.getDatePicker().show() }
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15 Jun 2012 7:17 AM #12
hey you can do this with jquery
$('yourID').find('input').attr('readonly', 'readonly')...
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15 Jun 2012 9:07 AM #13Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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