In ExtJS, if I code my own Ext.data.Model class, I require the proxy's class and any other classes being used by the record. How is requires:[] used in ExtReact?
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In ExtJS, if I code my own Ext.data.Model class, I require the proxy's class and any other classes being used by the record. How is requires:[] used in ExtReact?
I get the same error.
I simplified your example, but yes, that's weird. I'm not sure why it isn't just re-rendering the whole container, child and all. Note that if you open the debugger there's a log message "DID NOTHING...
I don't know that modern has any advantage over classic.
And @sarimarton, I modified and simplified your example. Note that I'm not sure how the grid fits in -- as far as I can tell, the code is...
Also -- after reading some other threads, I found this from Dan Gallo.
https://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?470204-Opening-multiple-tabs-with-Sencha-test&p=1319138&viewfull=1#post1319138
I don't know of a built-in way, but if it's an in-browser scenario, and you know the view has been rendered, you can use Ext.all() to get an array of elements, then loop over that.
If it has to be...
@jchris, in my case I discovered my npm file-loader was set up as a regular dependency, but it should have been a devDependency. You should check that. :-)
I'm getting this warning too. What's the fix?
I have an existing app, created via `npm create-react-app`. I then followed the directions found here:...