[2.2][CLOSED] SimpleStore is not extendable

[elpargo]

Hello I'm trying to implement a custom SimpleStore using extend but the follow code fails with
http://www.extpaste.com/#1739

config.id config is undefined (in firebug) at line 11103 in ext-2.2/ext-all-debug.js that line is the prototype for SimpleStore.

The documentation for SimpleStore says id is optional, although setting id on my subclass does not solve the issue.

as I said about I'm trying to implemente a ComboBox backed by a SimpleStore that will display different options depending on a parameter passes to the store at instantiation time.

[Condor]

You assume that 'fields' and 'data' are properties, but they are only config options!

Try:

Ext.namespace('projectone');
projectone.NotSoSimpleStore = function(config) {
	projectone.superclass.constructor.call(this, Ext.apply({
		fields: ['name'],
		data: [['=='], ['!='], ['>'], ['>='], ['<'], ['<='], ['contains'], ['not contains']]
	}, config));
}
Ext.extend(projectone.NotSoSimpleStore, Ext.data.SimpleStore, {});

[elpargo]

Thanks for your solution Condor, you are right I assumed the SimpleStore had fields for those which now I understand where not. Here is my current solution in case someone was looking for something similar. Also there is a little typo with your solution with the superclass call.

projectone.NotSoSimpleStore = function(config) {
        if (config.type == "string") {
            var mydata = [['=='], ['!='], ['contains'], ['not contains']];
        }
        else if (config.type == "int") {
            var mydata = [['>'], ['>='], ['<'], ['<=']];
        }
        else if (config.type == "date") {
            var mydata = [['>'], ['<']];
        }
        else {
            var mydata = [['=='], ['!='], ['>'], ['>='], ['<'], ['<='], ['contains'], ['not contains']];
        }
    projectone.NotSoSimpleStore.superclass.constructor.call(this, Ext.apply({
        fields: ['name'],
        data: mydata,
        }, config));
    }

Ext.extend(projectone.NotSoSimpleStore, Ext.data.SimpleStore, {});