Documentation Bugs - Ext 2.x

[evant]

Though you guys probably know, the /tips directory is missing from the documentation.

[lvanderree]

In extjs2.0 the grid autoSizeColumns property has been removed.

An explanation in the introduction of the grid, about using the view for this (instead) would be in place I think.

An example:
this.grid = new Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel({
ds: this.ds,
cm: this.cm,
view: new Ext.grid.GridView({
forceFit: true,
autoFill: true
}),
.....

Besides autoSizeColumns is still mentioned in: http://extjs.com/deploy/ext-2.0-alph...dPanel-configs

at maxRowsToMeasure : Boolean
If autoSizeColumns is on, maxRowsToMeasure can be used to limit the number of rows measured to get a columns size - defaults to 0 (all rows).

[lvanderree]

The documentation about the PagingToolbar misses the config option store, which is pretty important... And the text below the config option displayMsg is incorrect.

http://extjs.com/deploy/ext-2.0-alph...ngToolbar.html

The content of the method 'bind' seems appropriate for the store option:
Binds the paging toolbar to the specified Ext.data.Store

displayMsg does not allow tags {start},{end},{total}, but should be {0}, {1}, {2}, maybe you can use {'start'},{'end'},{'total'} I did not take a look at that, but I think that could be nice.

it now says:
displayMsg : String The paging status message to display (defaults to "Displaying {start} - {end} of {total}")


example:

      pagingToolbar =  new Ext.PagingToolbar({
        store: ds,
        pageSize: 10, 
        displayInfo: true,
        displayMsg: 'Displaying results {0} - {1} of {2}',
        emptyMsg: 'No results to display'
      });

[young_matthewd]

ran into declaration error when loading ext-all.js

"this.el has no properties
file:///C:/workshop/matrix-2.0/leveransvy/external/ext-2.0-alpha1/ext-all.js
Line 58"

running the debug version throws the same error but later on in the library. note, the error only occurs with the downloaded documentation loaded into both Firefox/IE from an file URL (locally). going at the online documentation works fine. not at work where we have active X disabled. so the offline docs are pretty important for me.

/ matthew

[mystix]

ran into declaration error when loading ext-all.js

"this.el has no properties
file:///C:/workshop/matrix-2.0/leveransvy/external/ext-2.0-alpha1/ext-all.js
Line 58"

running the debug version throws the same error but later on in the library. note, the error only occurs with the downloaded documentation loaded into both Firefox/IE from an file URL (locally). going at the online documentation works fine. not at work where we have active X disabled. so the offline docs are pretty important for me.

/ matthew

the docs work via XHR.
as such, you'll need to run them off a webserver. are you doing this?

[smcguire36]

The QuickTips class documentation that did exist in the 1.1.1 docs is missing.

Also, is there going to be a "Print Friendly" link on each page like the 1.1.1 docs? Sometimes it is handy to print out a section.

--Stewart McGuire

[young_matthewd]

alright....

mystix, didn't realize that the docs require XHR calls. thought everything worked off of relative paths to pull data (not XHR for retrival of content). just to double check since the error seemed like a declaration problem.

why deliver the docs offline to be published by the end-user through a web-server when most people can pick off the docs via the online extjs.com link? can throw up a web-server for the docs (if necessary) but i liked with Ext 1 that info was accessible offline. nice for us that have active X disabled for security reasons at work. (note: this isn't criticism just trying to understand why disabled active X causes a declaration error in ext-all.js/ext-all-debug.js scripts)


thanks / matthew

[mystix]

alright....

mystix, didn't realize that the docs require XHR calls. thought everything worked off of relative paths to pull data (not XHR for retrival of content). just to double check since the error seemed like a declaration problem.

why deliver the docs offline to be published by the end-user through a web-server when most people can pick off the docs via the online extjs.com link? can throw up a web-server for the docs (if necessary) but i liked with Ext 1 that info was accessible offline. nice for us that have active X disabled for security reasons at work. (note: this isn't criticism just trying to understand why disabled active X causes a declaration error in ext-all.js/ext-all-debug.js scripts)


thanks / matthew

there's actually a patch contributed by @hendricd which allows you to run Ext XHR without the need for a webserver.

[young_matthewd]

perfect. works great / matthew

[lvanderree]

CollapseMode isn't mentioned in the docs, with its possible values, like: mini.