Problems with SDK Tools Build Command

[celwell]

Hi, I started using the, what seems to be, more 'proper' method of deploying sencha touch apps:
"sencha app create" & "sencha app build".
Rather than simply including the script, sencha-touch-all.js.
I was interested in optimizing my app, getting it smaller and faster for deployment. Unfortunately, the switch caused several problems. Some tabs in one of the tabpanels no longer show. In a different one of my tabpanels one of the tabs does not show its card. All of my Ext.Panel's that are "modal: true" are not actually modal. I suspect I'm not doing the requires stuff correctly... because, as I said, I was earlier using sencha-touch-all.js when it worked the way I wanted.


Here is my app.js (app.coffee). Let me know what other code you need.

Ext.application
  name: 'WSI'
  requires: [
    'Ext.TitleBar'
    'Ext.picker.Picker'
    'Ext.picker.Date'
    'Ext.plugin.ListPaging'
    'Ext.plugin.PullRefresh'
    'Ext.SegmentedButton'
    'Ext.field.Search'
    'Ext.dataview.List'
    'Ext.field.TextArea'
    'Ext.form.FieldSet'
    'Ext.form.Panel'
    'Ext.field.DatePicker'
    'Ext.field.Select'
    'Ext.field.Toggle'
    'Ext.Anim'
    'Ext.MessageBox'
  ]
  models: [
    'Event'
    'Photo'
    'Video'
    'Comment'
  ]
  stores: [
    'Events'
    'Photos'
    'Videos'
    'Comments'
  ]
  controllers: [
    'Events'
    'Account'
    'YouTube'
  ]
  views: [
    'Main'
    'EventsList'
    'AccountContainer'
  ]
  launch: ->
    Ext.Viewport.add [
      Ext.create 'WSI.view.TopToolbar'
      Ext.create 'WSI.view.PrimaryCommandsActionSheet'
      Ext.create 'WSI.view.Main'
    ]

[celwell]

I've fixed the tabs. I packaged the views that the tabs were supposed to bring up into containers with layout type of card.

I still have the issue with the not-so-modal panels.

[celwell]

Fixed the modal panels problem! When I started using the sencha command to create and build it used a different app.css. When I used my old css generate from my old scss file everything worked. I guess the default scss is more restrictive and doesn't '@include' a bunch of things I needed.