v1.0 Testing

[tdmf40]

hi Geoffrey,

oh sorry problem is not on the hyperlink, it's on the LinkButton. The type of IconAlign has changed, therefore i have an example as in CHANGELOG.txt

      Example (Old)

      HyperLinkLinks02.IconAlign = Alignment.Left;

      Example (New)

      HyperLinkLinks02.IconAlign = Ext.Net.IconAlign.Left;

Regards Paul

[nflawson]

Hi, I am using the preview version and I am having difficulty with the StoreMgr. In places where my store (or stores) are obviously populated when I add a Watch to Ext.StoreMgr the Items count is 0 and the get("XYZ") fails. This is only since moving to V1.0. No amount of re-factoring of how (or when) the stores get populated seems to be having an effect.


There are several stores on the page and I am using a tab so that two of the three tabs are populated OK. When I attempt to show the third tab I get an error and when I look at the Ext.StoreMgr it is empty (so it hasn't registered the stores that drive the first 2 tabs which are obviously populated).


Is there something new in this that I have missed? The Examples explorer seems to indicate that apart from the move to using Direct calls the store config (for a simple data display based on data passed into the store from the underlying code) hasn't changed.


Might I add my congratulations on a great job. Well done!


Thanks
Neil

[nflawson]

As an update to my message - I can access the store of a gridpanel that is displaying data via the component manager.

i.e. I can do...

var store = Ext.ComponentMgr.get("ctl00_contentContainer_XYZGrid").store;

but I cannot do...

var store = Ext.StoreMgr.get("ctl00_contentContainer_XYZData");

weird eh???


Neil

[nflawson]

Finally, I can add a store explicitly to the store manager in the load event ...

  <ext:Store ID="XYZData" runat="server">
    <Listeners>
      <Load Fn="function() {Ext.StoreMgr.add('XYZData', this);}" />
    </Listeners>
    ...

and then retrieve the store in js using...


var store = Ext.StoreMgr.get("XYZData");


I understood that the Store Manager was automatically populated with each store but of course I could be wrong. At the very least I know this was how it worked in 0.82 and how Ext works.


Neil

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Thanks for the problem reporting. We will investigate it.


By the way, you can use ClientID to reference the store. For example, if you have ID="Store1" (assume that ID == ClientID, you can achieve it using IDMode="Explicit")] then in the javascript you can using ID (all controls register own ClientID in the javascript as global variable)

Store1.sort(...);

[nflawson]

Thank you Vladimir that is a great tip!

I was completely unaware that the objects are global (it makes sense, of course) and it certainly makes for easier coding.

Regards,
Neil