about how to add data to Form + grid

[mjlecomte]

I typically don't just post the solution, I think it's your job to create and debug your code.

If I were you I would make a simple proof of concept.

1. create static data variable
2. create form panel with say 2 fields
3. create grid with 2 fields.
4. load the form panel and grid.

Once you have that, then modify your layout, to be a tabpanel with tabs for Form and Grid.

Once you have that modify tabPanel to be in Window.

Once you have that modify to use a button or icon or whatever to dynamically load the static data.

Then finally modify to use XML.

If you go through these steps you should see where your problem is...I think.

[r2k]

ok got it ...
UPDATE: Solved later update the details thank you for all

[r2k]

OK, the solution wasn't any of my previous theories .....
was that the data i was incoming in the second Datastore was in the incorrect format...

i inserted a Field.data in LoadData() method.
well the LoadData() method was waiting to recieve a simple Multidimensional Array (oversight it ... too much cafeine )

by the way i'm changed my second datastore for a SimpleStore to symplify my declaration

This is my final code

{
		title	: '...',
		xtype	: 'grid',
		id		: 'grdXXXX',
		store	: new Ext.data.SimpleStore({
				data		: [['Dummy Prop','Dummy Val']],
				fields 		: [{name: 'tname', mapping: 0, type: 'string'},
							   {name: 'tvalue', mapping: 1, type: 'string'}]
				}),
		columns		: [
			{header	: "Property", width: 200, sortable: true, dataIndex: 'tname'},
			{header	: "Value", width: 120, sortable: false, dataIndex: 'tvalue'}
		],
		viewConfig	: {
			forceFit	: true,
			emptyText	: '...'
		}
	}]
}

and here comes the magic

store	: new Ext.data.Store({
	proxy		: new Ext.data.HttpProxy({url : 'detObject.asp'}),
	id			: 'tname',
	reader		: new Ext.data.XmlReader({
		record		: 'data'
		},
		[{name: 'name', mapping: '@tname'},
		{name: 'value', mapping: '@tvalue'}]
	),
	listeners	:{
		'load'	: function(	oDts, oRecs, oOpts){
			var cont,cont2;
			var oFld = new Array();
			cont2=0;
			Ext.getCmp('grdXXXX').store.removeAll(); //legacy code ... maybe rendundant
			for(cont=0;cont < oRecs.length;cont++ ){
				if(oRecs[cont].get('nombre') == 'XXXX'){
					Ext.getCmp('tpGral').form.findField("txtXXXX").setValue(oRecs[cont].get('tvalue'));
					continue;
				}
				else{
					oFld[cont2]= [oRecs[cont].get('tname'),oRecs[cont].get('tvalue')];
					cont2++;
				}
			}
			Ext.getCmp('grdXXXX').store.loadData(oFld,false);
			oFld=null;
		}
	}
}),

in short Words it's offcially SOLVED