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22 Oct 2012 1:18 AM #1
Sandboxed ExtJS 4, Ext4.Loader and Ext4.onReady
Sandboxed ExtJS 4, Ext4.Loader and Ext4.onReady
Hi,
I spent good while to figure out problems with our code and found out following works:
But following doesn't file onReady for some reason:HTML Code:<script type="text/javascript" scr="libs/ext-4.1.2a/builds/ext-all-sandbox.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> Ext4.onReady(function() { alert("This works!"); }); Ext4.Loader({ enabled: true }); </script>
Is there reason that Ext4.Loader usage causes onReady not to fire? Is the only solution to switch to use Ext4.require after using loader?HTML Code:<script type="text/javascript" scr="libs/ext-4.1.2a/builds/ext-all-sandbox.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> Ext4.Loader({enabled: true}); Ext4.onReady(function() { alert("This doesn't work!"); }); </script>
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25 Oct 2012 6:36 AM #2Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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onReady should only fire when the document body executes the load and when all classes that are being loaded are loaded. The sandbox mode should only be used as a transition tool also not for production.
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