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    Unanswered: help on updating multiple instances of a button label across the app


    hello all. I have a option button that appears on all screens (8 screens total). once the data comes back from the proxy I want to update the button label and the icon src. How do you do a component query and and then update all the results. currently using [0] updates the first

    when I try to pull the whole result array I only see one result, not 8

    var findPlanNavBtn = Ext.ComponentQuery.query('#planNavBtn');
    var planNavBtn = findPlanNavBtn[0];


    planNavBtn.setIcon('resources/images/rightArrow.png');
    planNavBtn.setIconAlign('right');
    }


    When I try to pull the whole result array using dev console and look up findPlanNavBtn I only see one result, not 8

    any ideas

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    Are all 8 instances using the id 'planNavBtn'?
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    we are using itemId instead as we have multiple instances. Also I tried using a custom attribute like name = planNavBtn and in the code changed the query to ('button[name=planNavBtn]')