Oct 07, 2014, 5:09 PM
[CLOSED] Custom ExtJS Theming
I am trying to create a new variation of the Neptune theme using a different base color. I have read up some on the ExtJS methods for creating a new theme -- I am trying to follow this guide here:
http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.2.1/#!/guide/theming
I am running into a problem using Sencha Cmd. As an input to Sencha Cmd, I have to reference the ExtJS library. Is the ExtJS library available somewhere in the Ext.NET SVN? I thought it was located here: http://svn.ext.net/premium/trunk/Ext...Ext.Net/extjs/ -- but when I point to my local copy of this path, Sencha Cmd says this is "Not a framework directory." I did compare it to the ExtJS source zip file I downloaded, and the directories do look different.
Here is what I tried to run:
sencha -sdk E:\extnet\Ext.Net\Build\Ext.Net\extjs generate workspace my-workspace
E:\extnet is my local copy of the SVN.
My main question is -- can you direct me on how to run Sencha Cmd using Ext.Net files? If not, is there a different way that I can use Compass and SASS to generate a custom theme? I know that I could just copy/modify the CSS files, but I would prefer to give this a shot-- especially since it seems I will need to use Sencha Cmd in order to support slicing for old versions of IE.
http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.2.1/#!/guide/theming
I am running into a problem using Sencha Cmd. As an input to Sencha Cmd, I have to reference the ExtJS library. Is the ExtJS library available somewhere in the Ext.NET SVN? I thought it was located here: http://svn.ext.net/premium/trunk/Ext...Ext.Net/extjs/ -- but when I point to my local copy of this path, Sencha Cmd says this is "Not a framework directory." I did compare it to the ExtJS source zip file I downloaded, and the directories do look different.
Here is what I tried to run:
sencha -sdk E:\extnet\Ext.Net\Build\Ext.Net\extjs generate workspace my-workspace
E:\extnet is my local copy of the SVN.
My main question is -- can you direct me on how to run Sencha Cmd using Ext.Net files? If not, is there a different way that I can use Compass and SASS to generate a custom theme? I know that I could just copy/modify the CSS files, but I would prefer to give this a shot-- especially since it seems I will need to use Sencha Cmd in order to support slicing for old versions of IE.
Last edited by Daniil; Oct 17, 2014 at 6:11 PM.
Reason: [CLOSED]