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    Default Are you sure you want to untoggle that SegmentedButton?

    Are you sure you want to untoggle that SegmentedButton?


    Ok so the project I'm working on required a confirmation dialog to ask the user if they were sure they wanted to untoggle a SegmentedButton. This is the first time for me using ExtJS, ST2 so you may not appreciate what I've created... but here it is:

    Inside Ext.application you need to specify that you want to use an over-ride which exists as app/view/override/SegmentedButton.js
    Code:
    Ext.application({
        requires: [
            'App.view.override.SegmentedButton'
        ],
    
        // rest of it
    Override (to allow beforetoggle event):
    Code:
    Ext.define('App.view.override.SegmentedButton', {
        override: 'Ext.SegmentedButton',
    
    
        initialize: function () {
            var me = this;
    
    
            me.on({
                delegate: '> button',
                scope: me,
                tap: 'onButtonPress'
            });
    
    
            me.callParent();
        },
    
    
        onButtonPress: function (button) {
    
    
            var me = this,
                pressedButtons = me.getPressedButtons() || [],
                buttons = [],
                alreadyPressed;
    
    
            wasPressed = (buttons.indexOf(button) !== -1) || (pressedButtons.indexOf(button) !== -1);
    
    
            me.fireEvent('beforetoggle', me, button, wasPressed);
    
    
        }
        
    });
    beforetoggle event within my controller which is called on 'beforetoggle':
    Code:
    onSegmentedbuttonBeforeToggle: function(segmentedbutton, button, wasPressed, options) {
            // Remove ability to depress it so it doesnt change until confirmed
            segmentedbutton.setAllowDepress(false);
    
    
            // Check if button is already down
            if (wasPressed) {
    
    
                // Is user sure he wants to remove that selection?
                Ext.Msg.confirm("Confirmation", "Are you sure you want to remove that selection?", function (reply) {
    
    
                    if (reply === 'yes') {
                        segmentedbutton.setAllowDepress(true);
                        segmentedbutton.onButtonRelease(button);
                    }
    
    
                });
    
    
            }
        },

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    I would think this would be better suited for a plugin or an extension of segmentedbutton. If you use an override, you override all segmentedbuttons which you may not want.
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