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    Default onchange event does not fire with input type=file

    onchange event does not fire with input type=file


    Try any
    Code:
    Ext.get('some_input').on('change',function(){
       console.log('test');
    });
    handler is never invoked.

    Thanks.

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    Can I get a full test case? Are you trying this on just a <input> or a component?
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    As I can understand Ext.get() work on dom level,not component,so:
    Code:
    Ext.get(document.body)
    .createChild({
       tag:'input',
       type:'file'
    })
    .on('change',function(){
       console.log('test');
    });
    should work.
    p.s.
    browser's addEventListener('change',...) work as expected.