Sencha Architect 2 problem with config onItemDisclosure

[Skynet-tx]

Hello everyone!
I have a problem with Ext.dataview.List. His config. onItemDisclosure in sencha architect 2 has only one boolean parameter.
In the guide has it:

onItemDisclosure : Boolean/Function/Object3True to display a disclosure icon on each list item. The list will still fire the disclose event, and the event can be stopped before itemtap. By setting this config to a function, the function passed will be called when the disclosure is tapped. Finally you can specify an object with a 'scope' and 'handler' property defined. This will also be bound to the tap event listener and is useful when you want to change the scope of the handler.

And question:
How correctly give the method a function, not the bool variable?
It is only for sancha architect 2.
Thanks.

[Skynet-tx]

I added a screen to my question

[worthlutz]

You need a controller with a controller action.

Drag a controller action to your controller and add the component query, event name ("disclosure") and a function.

This will add something like the following in your generated controller code:

config: {
  control: {
    'list-ref': {
       disclose:  'function_name'
    }
  }
}

function_name: function () {
  do_something_here();
}

[aconran]

Currently, you cannot configure onItemDisclosure to a function. We're aware of the limitation in Architect when certain configurations take mixed types and we don't provide all of them. In particular we don't have anything that can accept a boolean/number/string AND also accept a function.

In the interim, you should set onItemDisclosure to true and subscribe to the disclose event.

worthlutz's response of using a controller action is also a valid way to do this.

[Skynet-tx]

Thank for you! I done this. All worked.

[Skynet-tx]

You need a controller with a controller action.

Drag a controller action to your controller and add the component query, event name ("disclosure") and a function.

This will add something like the following in your generated controller code:

config: {
  control: {
    'list-ref': {
       disclose:  'function_name'
    }
  }
}

function_name: function () {
  do_something_here();
}

I have a question. How you added this
control: {
'list-ref': {
disclose: 'function_name'
}
}
in the Sencha architect?

[Skynet-tx]

I found the answer!
It's easy.It should be onthe panelcodeclick"Overrides class"and add theconfig.It looks like this:
Ext.define('tsvb2.controller.override.playerEdit', {
requires: 'tsvb2.controller.playerEdit'
}, function() {
Ext.override(tsvb2.controller.playerEdit, {
config: {
control : {
'#players_list' : {
disclose : 'onDiscloseEvent'
}
}
}
});
});

[worthlutz]

I found the answer!
It's easy.It should be onthe panelcodeclick"Overrides class"and add theconfig.It looks like this:

Ext.define('tsvb2.controller.override.playerEdit', {
    requires: 'tsvb2.controller.playerEdit'
}, function() {
    Ext.override(tsvb2.controller.playerEdit, {
        config: {
        control : {
            '#players_list' : {
                disclose : 'onDiscloseEvent'
            }
        }
    }
    });
});

No! You do not need to "override". You missed the part of my answer.

Drag a controller action to your controller and add the component query, event name ("disclosure") and a function.

This means adding a "controller action" from the "Behaviors" group(on the left) in the Architect toolbox to your controller in the Project Inspector(on the right).

Then select the "controller action" in the Project Inspector and change the "config" items(below the project inspector) for that action: targetType, name, controlQuery and fn. I find it easier to do it in that order.

This will add the proper code to your controller all you have to do is add the body of the function named in fn.

Worth

[Skynet-tx]

Thank you for the explanation. I'm very grateful

[tecnosencha]

Hi
Actuallly in SA 2.1.0 b640 setting onItemDisclosure with a function doesn't have paramater so how can retrieve data values from item disclosure?