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Sencha User
any new on that Issue? if this going to be included in the ExtJS's official release?
Thanks
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Sencha User
Count me in,
I'm looking forward for this feature to be included in ExtJS
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Sencha User
+1000
and I would call this a bug, because why do we have a model class system with associations, if we aren't able to save a complete object graph? And the scenario to always make a step-by-step saving (first save the store of the association, then save the root object) isn't the best saving method, isn't it?
If you have complex object graphs you have to ensure you are sending the complete graph to the server, so it saves this object transactionally to the the database - if we don't do this we have to skip our ORM and have to deal with foreign key problems and so on...
so... sencha?
any comments?
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Sencha User
Same issue here
@Sencha, Is this fixed in extjs 4.1?
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Sencha User
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12 Mar 2012, 12:25 PM
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Sencha Premium Member
Really, this should be possible from within the framework. Otherwise, there's really no use using associations; it's probably less painful then to add another store and link everything manually. Is this planned for any near future releases?
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Ext JS Premium Member
Has anyone tried the 4.1 RC - as the issue seems fixed there:
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthre...-Now-Available
Search for EXTJSIV-4464 - prepareAssociatedData method doesn't handle nested asssociations [Parature Inc]
Kind Regards
Einar
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Sencha User
At first take, this problem still appears to be happening for me w/ 4.1 RC1. I'm just using a model w/ a proxy (and not a store), but I don't think that should matter.
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