Store generated by Ext Designer

[marcn44]

I bougth Ext Designer one month ago. generated code is the one I usually use buildin ExtJs app. For example, I've set up a store

/*
 * File: LaboStore.js
 * Date: Mon Apr 19 2010 07:23:17 GMT+0200 (Paris, Madrid (heure d'été))
 * 
 * This file was generated by Ext Designer version xds-1.0.0.8.
 * [url]http://www.extjs.com/products/designer/[/url]
 *
 * This file will be auto-generated each and everytime you export.
 *
 * Do NOT hand edit this file.
 */

LaboStore = Ext.extend(Ext.data.JsonStore, {
constructor: function(cfg) {
       cfg = cfg || {};
            LaboStore.superclass.constructor.call(this, Ext.apply({
            storeId: 'MyStore',
	    baseParams: {pDate :'',pHeure:''},	
	    autoLoad: true,
            root: 'data',
            url: 'http://www.mi2l.net/$EJS310/$Labos/data.php',
            fields : [
            {
                name: 'Ligne',
                type: 'string'
            }
        ]
        }, cfg));
    }
});
new LaboStore();

If "autoload" is true, every thing is OK but I want to trigger store loading (changing parameters ...)

I've tried : LaboStore.load({params:{start:0,limit:30,pHeure:'10'}});
but I received the message "LaboStore.load is not a function"

What is the syntax to load a store defined as shown ?

Excuse my english, thank's for your help et congratulation for this beautiful product.

Marc

[aconran]

LaboStore is a JavaScript class. Because you have provided a storeId to your class you can retrieve it and load it via the StoreMgr.

var ds = Ext.StoreMgr.lookup('MyStore');
ds.load({params:{start:0,limit:30,pHeure:'10'}});

[marcn44]

Hi Aaron,

Naturally, that works. Thank you for having helped me. It is fantastic to create a product like ExtDesigner and help the users to take it in hand.

I see that I have to make progress in JS and learn the classes, It is very kind to help the new users.
Thank you for the time you spend to support !

Greetings from Switzerland.

Marc

PS : I've read "Learning Ext JS" and "Ext JS Cookbook" but thy don't cover the basis of JS ...

[VinylFox]

For basic JavaScript I would suggest "Object-Oriented JavaScript" by Stoyan Stefanov.

[marcn44]

Thank's for the suggestion VinylFox, It is always valuable to have advice from specialists,

Marc