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4 Dec 2012 2:52 AM #1
Unanswered: Rendering delay
Unanswered: Rendering delay
Hi everyone,
I'm working on an application that has some forms and the forms have many fields. as far as fields i don't use the usual method
but i've created a namespace for my application with some functions that create the fieldsCode:items :[ { prop1 : etc, prop2 : etc, .... } ]
eg.
and i call these functions whenever i want in my items : [] array of each form.Code:myApp.formshelpers = { createNameField : function(options){ return Ext.create('Ext.form.field.Text',{ prop1 : options.prop1, pro2 : options.prop2, ...... }) }, createSearchField : function(options){ return Ext.create('Ext.form.field.Text',{ ...... }); } };
I do that to keep the code clean and organized. so as i'm not that experienced i wanted to ask if that method causes any delay on the rendering of the form. do i have to use the classic method that creates the items rightaway or this method doesn't cause any delay?
Thank you!
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6 Dec 2012 7:35 AM #2Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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It's valid to do that, the only issues I see is a very very small perf hit when executing another function and could hinder configurability. Both things won't mean too much really.
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