We’re pleased to announce that Sencha Tooling 7.4 EA is now available to all Ext JS Pro and Premium customers. In this pack, we have new updates and improvements for Sencha Architect, Sencha Themer, Upgrade Adviser, Sencha Test, and Sencha…

Detect Labels is one of the most awesome Google APIs out there, no matter how you look at it. It is the entry point to a vast array of data that can be added to any image. It can read…

How to Create Different Builds and Switch Between Them in Your Ext JS Apps by Alex Volfson One reason you might want to have multiple builds is to create one app with different purposes. For instance, one of the simplest…

How to Copy and Paste Data from Your Components by Alex Volfson Users ask me how to copy and paste data from their components. Many components have a complex interaction model, so the default system copy is not always going…

Grid Watermarking by Kevin Cassidy The Ext JS grid is a great tool for presenting information in a handy layout. Some users may want to print this information for use in meetings or promotional materials. However, you may find yourself…

Full-Width Field Error Messages by Kevin Cassidy Have you ever wanted your validation messages to appear under your form field (msgTarget: ‘under’), but found that the validation message was squashed because of the way the message only appears under the…

Using Awesome Font Awesome by Seth Lemmons Ext JS 6 ships with the new Triton theme that uses font icons from Font Awesome for background images. But, did you know you could use those same icons (and many more from…

Top Support Tips Everlasting Scrollbars by Kevin Cassidy Have you ever wished you could always display your Touch container's scrollbars instead of them automatically appearing and disappearing? Now you can. With this simple override, you can make use of Ext.scroll.View's private indicatorsHidingDelay property. This…

ExtraParams in Ext JS 5 by Greg Barry Ext JS 4 allowed users to append extraParams directly to a connection like so: Ext.Ajax.extraParams = { foo: "bar" }; Due to changes in the Ext JS 5 data package, this is…