[3.x] Ext.ux.grid.AutoRefresher

[galdaka]

Hi,

License changed. View first post.

Greetings,

[moegal]

Hi,

I am trying your extension and I am getting the following error:

Ext.getCmp(cycleButton.id) has no properties

This happens after I open a grid in a tab and then select a refresh time and then I close the tab.

Line 104

Thanks, Marty

[moegal]

I can get rid of the error.

I can add the following:

if (Ext.getCmp(cycleButton.id)){
  		Ext.getCmp(cycleButton.id).el.child("td.x-btn-mc " + Ext.getCmp(cycleButton.id).buttonSelector).update(cycleButton.refreshText + hours + ':' + minutes)
   }

But the task continues to run. Any ideas on how to stop it?


Marty

[moegal]

I also added this in the init function

pagingToolbar.on('destroy', this.onDestroyView, this);

And

onDestroyView: function(pagingToolbar){
	this.fireEvent('destroyed', this);
	this.store.stopAutoRefresh();
},

It works now.

[bcd]

Something is going wrong on firefox (at least for the latest version - 4) when you are sending some parameters (baseParams) to the remote server. When the function reload is called with no arguments (i.e.: store.reload() ) it uses the last parameters used but if an argument is set (i.e.: store.reload(something) ) it will use the argument as baseParams. The problem is on firefox's setInterval which calls the given function with an integer argument (seconds since last function run) if you don't set any function argument.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/window.setInterval

setInterval() will pass the number of milliseconds late the callback was called into the callback function, which can confuse it if it expects something else as an argument. To sidestep that problem, use an anonymous function to call your callback.

to fix this replace

this.autoRefreshProcId = setInterval(this.reload.createDelegate(this), interval*1000);

with

this.autoRefreshProcId = setInterval(this.reload.createDelegate(this,[null]), interval*1000);