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    treepanel requerying proxy when expanding children


    I have a TreeStore that feeds into a TreePanel using a json proxy, but it requeries the server when I try to expand root children even though the entire tree has been sent I understand the reasoning for lazy loading parts of the tree, but is there a way to just fill it in one pass with queries expanding child nodes?

    Here's a snippet of my TreeStore and my TreePanel. Like I said, the root children come in fine, but the proxy url gets requeried when I try to expand a child node.

    Code:
           var filesStore = new Ext.data.TreeStore({
                                proxy: {
                                    type: 'ajax',
                                    url: 'files',
                                    reader: {
                                    type: 'json',
                                    root: 'files',
                                    },
                                    extraParams : {
                                    uri: data['uri'],
                                    msg: 'request for files'
                                    }, 
                                },
                                autoLoad: true,
                                fields: [
                                    'name',
                                    'type',
                                    'size',
                                ],
                                });
    
    
    ...
    
                                             xtype: 'treepanel',
                                             rootVisible: false,
                                             store: filesStore,
                                             autoSizeColumns: true,
                                             columns: [
                                             { xtype: 'treecolumn', text: 'File/Directory', dataIndex: 'name', flex: 6 },
                                             { text: 'Type', dataIndex: 'type', flex: 1 },
    flex: 2 },
                                             { text: 'Size (b)', dataIndex: 'size', flex: 1 },
    },
    I have data in the nodes' children attribute, so I figured it would use that instead of querying again.

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    It should only be trying to load the children if there are no children present. What Ext JS 4 version are you using?
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