I am working with ExtJS 4.2.1
I have a button to make appear a panel.
This panel is containing my treepanel, five checkboxes below, and finally one valid button (to close the treepanel and valid the fact that we checked some nodes) and one cancel button (just to cose the treepanel).
I can make my panel appear and it works fine. But if I click on my cancel or my valid button, the panel will hide (ok), and next time I try to show it it doesn't contain my treepanel anymore, only the five checkboxes and the two buttons (attention, the two panels are different, the panel is containing my treepanel).
I don't understand because there is no reason for it to disappear. When I check the treepanel with some console.log() I can see, passing by treepanel.store.tree.root that my treepanel still exists and is properly filled. When I pass through treepanel.view.all I can see the right elements are present in my view. But when I check treepanel.body.dom with chrome debugging I can't see where the element is (ordinary when you pass over the dom with the mouse on chrome debugging you can see the corresponding part of the page colored).
Here is the concerned part of my code:
var button = Ext.get('ProductSelectionButton');
var treeSelector = createTree('stAddAction.do?action=product_tree_selector', 550, 490, '', 'lbl_st_tree_selection_empty', true, 'productlist');
button.on('click', function(){
treeSelector.store.proxy.url = 'stAddAction.do?action=product_tree_selector';
treeSelector.store.reload();
var productPanel = Ext.create('Ext.FormPanel',{
fieldDefaults:{
labelWidth: 75 // label settings here cascade unless overridden
},
frame:true,
title: document.getElementById('applicability').innerHTML + ' - ' + document.getElementById('lbl_st_product_tree_win').innerHTML,
style:'padding: 5px 5px 0; margin-top: 0;',
width: 550,
items: [treeSelector,
{
xtype: 'checkboxgroup',
items: [
{boxLabel: document.getElementById('lbl_status_deleted').innerHTML, name: 'status_2', checked: false, ctCls:'check-status-2',
listeners: {
change: function(newValue, oldValue, eOpts ){
if(newValue.checked){
// To show items with status 2 which is Deleted status
Ext.Array.remove(statusToHide, "2");
ProductList.showIdsStatus(2);
}
else{
// To hide items with status 2 which is Deleted status
Ext.Array.push(statusToHide, "2");
ProductList.hideIdsStatus(2);
}
}
},
... four others checkboxes
}],
buttons: [{
icon : 'img/st_little_valid.png',
style:'width:20px!important;',
handler: function(){
var data = '',
selNodes = treeSelector.getCheckedNodes(treeSelector.getRootNode());
precedentlyCheckedNodes = selNodes;
xhr = getXhr();
xhr.onreadystatechange = function(){
if (xhr.readyState == 4 && xhr.status == 200) {
var myLoad = eval(myDataGrid);
productgrid.store.loadData(myLoad);
productgrid.getView().refresh();
win.hide();
enableSave();
}
}
var params = "action=set_iceproduct&datatoadd=" + data + "&datatoremove=" + strUnchecked;
xhr.open("POST", "stAddAction.do", true);
xhr.setRequestHeader('Content-Type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
xhr.setRequestHeader('Content-length', params.length);
xhr.send(params);
}
},
{
icon : 'img/st_little_cancel.png',
handler: function(){
/* restore all nodes how they were before (checked or unchecked) */
treeSelector.verifyCheckedNodes(precedentlyCheckedNodes);
win.hide();
/* Only expand the first level */
treeSelector.collapseAll();
treeSelector.getRootNode().expand();
}
}]
});
I don't know if it really is quite explicit...
Anyway, any idea could be welcomed!
How can this treepanel disappear from my panel and still exist!
Thank you
You are calling Ext.create in the buttons click event function every time. This means that the first time you create it, it's okay. But when you click the button again, it will create another panel with the same configuration, only you can't have treeSelector in both because it is already somewhere else. Change your code to something like:
var button = Ext.get('ProductSelectionButton');
var treeSelector = createTree('stAddAction.do?action=product_tree_selector', 550, 490, '', 'lbl_st_tree_selection_empty', true, 'productlist');
button.on('click', function(button){
treeSelector.store.proxy.url = 'stAddAction.do?action=product_tree_selector';
treeSelector.store.reload();
if(!button.productPanel)
{
button.productPanel = Ext.create('Ext.FormPanel',{
fieldDefaults:{
labelWidth: 75 // label settings here cascade unless overridden
},
frame:true,
title: document.getElementById('applicability').innerHTML + ' - ' + document.getElementById('lbl_st_product_tree_win').innerHTML,
style:'padding: 5px 5px 0; margin-top: 0;',
width: 550,
items: [
treeSelector,
{
xtype: 'checkboxgroup',
items: [
{boxLabel: document.getElementById('lbl_status_deleted').innerHTML, name: 'status_2', checked: false, ctCls:'check-status-2',
listeners: {
change: function(newValue, oldValue, eOpts ){
if(newValue.checked){
// To show items with status 2 which is Deleted status
Ext.Array.remove(statusToHide, "2");
ProductList.showIdsStatus(2);
}
else{
// To hide items with status 2 which is Deleted status
Ext.Array.push(statusToHide, "2");
ProductList.hideIdsStatus(2);
}
}
Related
I have requirement to show multiple info/alert messages one after other.
Here is my sample code
var messageQueueStore = Ext.create('Ext.data.Store', {
fields: ['type','Title','text','buttonConfig','callback'],
storeId: 'messageQueueStore'
});
function displayMessage(type, Title, Text, buttonConfig, callback){
messageQueueStore.loadData([{type: type, Title : Title, Text: Text, buttonConfig:buttonConfig, callback:callback}], true);
if(!Ext.MessageBox.isVisible()){
displayEachMessage();
}
}
function displayEachMessage(){
var firstRecord = messageQueueStore.getAt(0);
//We are currently handling only alert messages. If needed this method can be extended to hande other type of messages
if(firstRecord.get('type') == 'alert'){
Ext.MessageBox.show({
title : firstRecord.get('Title'),
msg : firstRecord.get('Text'),
buttons: Ext.Msg.OK,
listeners: {
beforeclose : function(){console.log("Before close");},
close : function(){console.log("close");},
hide : function(){console.log("hide");},
beforehide : function(){console.log("beforehide");},
},
fn : messageClosed
})
}
}
function messageClosed(){
// before close event needs to be handled as well
messageQueueStore.removeAt(0);
if(messageQueueStore.count() != 0){
displayEachMessage();
}
}
// And this is how i use this functionality
displayMessage('alert','first',"You are now seeing the first message");
displayMessage('alert','second',"This is the second message");
displayMessage('alert','third',"Here comes the third");
displayMessage('alert','fourth',"And this is the last");
This works perfectly fine when user clicks on the OK button. However when user clicks on the (x) button on the message box top right corner none of the events i am trying to listen are triggered.
And hence the subsequent messages are not displayed.
Any pointers on how to handle the close event on message box will be very helpful
Here is working sample: http://jsfiddle.net/kTpct/2/
function myAlert(title, message){
Ext.create('Ext.window.Window', {
width: 300,
height: 120,
autoDestroy: true,
title: title,
modal: true,
layout: 'fit',
bodyStyle: 'border:none; background-color: transparent;',
buttonAlign: 'center',
items: [{
xtype: 'container',
html: message
}],
buttons: [{
text: 'Ok',
listeners: {
click: {
fn: function (item, e) {
this.up('window').close();
}
}
}
}]
}).show();
}
for(i = 1; i <= 3; i++ ) myAlert('message ' + i, 'content of message ' + i);
You cannot achieve this with the Ext.MessageBox because it is a singleton and there is no way to guarantee that the previous alert was reset before you are updating the properties for the next alert. Only one can be visible at a time and back to back alerts with no blocking will cause you timing issues.
"Busy-Blocking" is also bad anyway because there is no "Await-Callback" in javascript.
Is there a way to define a window as unique ?
What I mean exactly is: when the window is already open, I want it to get focus, instead of opening it again.
For now my menu click event just does:
onMenuItemClick: function(){
Ext.create('Mb.view.UniqueWindow').show()
},
Give it a unique id, then verify if it already exists before creating it, otherwise just show it, something like
function onMenuItemClick() {
var wnd = Ext.getCmp('myUniqueWindow');
if (!wnd) {
wnd = Ext.create('Ext.window.Window', {
id: 'myUniqueWindow',
title: 'Unique Window',
height: 200,
width: 400,
layout: 'fit',
closeAction: 'hide', // This is really important otherwise closing it will destroy the window!
items: { // Let's put an empty grid in just to illustrate fit layout
xtype: 'grid',
border: false,
columns: [{
header: 'Hello World'
}], // One header just for show. There's no data,
store: Ext.create('Ext.data.ArrayStore', {}) // A dummy empty data store
}
});
} else {
wnd.getEl().highlight()
}
wnd.show();
}
You can see a working sample here
Save a reference to it:
if (!MyApp.someWin) {
MyApp.someWin = new Ext.window.Window();
}
MyApp.someWin.show();
I have a list item that is populated by a store. Once the store loads, the list does not seem to resize with the proper height. The height is in fact zero. Do you guys have any recommendations on having the list re-calculate its height after loading the store?
My view:
xtype: 'fieldset',
cls: 'damage-list-fieldset',
margin: '',
itemId: 'damageFieldSet',
flex: 1,
layout: {
type: 'fit'
},
items: [
{
xtype: 'list',
action: 'showNotes',
cls: 'damage-list',
itemCls: 'x-list-item-label',
itemId: 'DamageList',
disableSelection: true,
height: 'auto',
emptyText: 'No damage has been reported',
itemTpl: [
'<table border="0" width="100%">',
' <tr>',
' <td class="part" width="30%">{part}</td>',
' <td class="note" width="30%">{date}</td>',
' <td class="type" width="30%">{type}</td>',
' <td class="note" width="10%"><div class="count">{noteCount}</div></td>',
' </tr>',
'</table>',
''
],
store: 'Damage',
grouped: true,
onItemDisclosure: false
}
]
},
I realize the itemTpl shouldn't have tables in it, but let's ignore that for now.
Here's how I'm currently forcing it to work. I push the height from the controller store load callback.
Ext.getStore('Damage').load({
params: {repairOrderId: this.repairOrderId},
callback: function(records, operation, success) {
if(records.length) {
report.getComponent('noteInstruction').setHidden(records.length == 0);
/* Calculate the height of the damage rows and set it*/
var location = new Array();
var locationCount = 0;
for(var i = 0; i < records.length; i++) {
if(location.indexOf(records[i].data.location) < 0) {
location.push(records[i].data.location);
locationCount++;
}
}
var damageRow = 54;
var damageHeader = 56;
var damageHeight = (records.length * damageRow) + (locationCount * damageHeader);
report.getComponent('damageFieldSet').getComponent('DamageList').setHeight(damageHeight);
report.getComponent('damageFieldSet').getComponent('DamageList').setScrollable(false);
}
Ext.Viewport.setMasked(false);
},
scope: this
});
Not very elegant, because I'm just jamming in a set height.
So the question is, how do I force the list to redraw its height after getting the records back from the store?
The loading process is async and your callback from the load does not neccessarily affect the list.
Height can be read from the list.element.html and you do not need to calculate the height, as the list already has a list.
Load already updates the the list automatically.
The list component of Sencha 2.2.1 is generated in a different way. It only generates the number of visible items plus 1 and switches location of the listitems
height:'auto' would be best replaced with flex: 1
I would recommend, that you
delete your callback
call the store to see if there are items in the store
set the listitem height to a fix value (do not try to set the height of each row in the list, otherwise use dataview and set the height on dataview upatedata event)
remember that dataview is way slower than list and that on a list all items are meant to have the same height
And last but not least you can use on the list config:
variableHeights: true
I'm using ExtJS's GridPanel library to render a list of rows that have a CheckboxModel for selections. There is also a summary row that adds up all of the selected data and displays it in a row at the bottom of the GridPanel. The code for this is:
var sm = Ext.create('Ext.selection.CheckboxModel', {
/////////
// With large number of rows ... this takes forever
/////////
grid.getView().refresh();
/////////
/////////
listeners:{
selectionchange: function(selectionModel, selectedRecords, options){
// Do stuff
}
}
});
var selSumFn = function(column, selModel){
return function(){
var records = selModel.getSelection(),
result = 0;
//console.log("records:" + records.length);
Ext.each(records, function(record){
result += record.get(column) * 1;
});
return result;
};
};
var grid = Ext.create('Ext.grid.Panel', {
autoScroll:true,
features: [{
ftype: 'summary'
}],
store: store,
defaults: {
sortable:true
},
selModel: sm,
columns: [
{header: 'Column 1', width: 100, dataIndex: 'col1', summaryType: selSumFn('col1', sm)},
{header: 'Column 2', width: 100, dataIndex: 'col2', summaryType: selSumFn('col2', sm)}
],
width: 730,
height: 400 ,
title: 'Data',
renderTo: 'data-div',
viewConfig: {
stripeRows: true
},
listeners: {'beforerender' : {fn:function(){this.store.load();}}}
});
Is there any way to only refresh the summaryrow feature and not the entire view? Refreshing the view was the only way I could find to refresh the summary row when updates were made to checkbox selections of the GridPanel.
There is no support for this in Ext 4.0.2a. The grid view builds a single view template with features adding or modifying this template via a multitude of defined hooks. The result is a single template instance that cannot be easily dissected.
The best solution I found is to rebuild the template fragment that renders the summary row mimicking what the grid view is doing during the template construction process. Then overwrite the existing DOM for the summary row with a freshly rendered version.
I have created a patch (as an override) that adds a refresh() method to the Summary feature.
The code turned out to be surprisingly slick.
Ext.require('Ext.grid.feature.Summary', function() {
Ext.override(Ext.grid.feature.Summary, {
refresh: function() {
if(this.view.rendered) {
var tpl = Ext.create(
'Ext.XTemplate',
'{[this.printSummaryRow()]}',
this.getFragmentTpl()
);
tpl.overwrite(this.getRowEl(), {});
}
},
getRowEl: function() {
return this.view.el.down('tr.x-grid-row-summary');
}
});
});
In your selectionchange listener:
selectionchange: function(selectionModel, selectedRecords, options) {
grid.getView().getFeature(0).refresh();
}
See this JsFiddle for a live demo.
Of course this might break in future versions of Ext. However, it could turn out to be quite robust since it delegates most of its work to existing methods.
If you are using GroupingSummary, you need to use this instead:
refresh:function(){
var rowEls = this.view.el.query('tr.x-grid-row-summary');
var i = 1;
Ext.Array.each(this.summaryGroups, function(group){
var tpl = new Ext.XTemplate(
this.printSummaryRow(i),
this.getFragmentTpl()
);
tpl.overwrite(rowEls[i-1], {})
i++;
},this);
I built a triggerField and when i press at it, i want to have a popup, that is appended to the button in the triggerfield(so when i click anywhere else it shall disappear and it shall pop out up to the button when i click at the button just like a datepicker-popup)
I somehow managed to do something like that with an Ext.window but the offset and postion doesnt match.
This all should be contained in a row editor.
my Code:
new Ext.grid.GridPanel({
store: Store,
region:'center',
height:150,
//minWidth:700,
autoScroll:true,
listeners:{},
plugins:[new Ext.ux.grid.RowEditor()],
tbar: [{
iconCls: 'icon-user-add',
text: ' hinzufügen',
handler: function(){
alert("abc");
}
},{
ref: '../removeBtn',
iconCls: 'icon-user-delete',
text: 'löschen',
disabled: true,
handler: function(){
editor.stopEditing();
var s = grid.getSelectionModel().getSelections();
for(var i = 0, r; r = s[i]; i++){
store.remove(r);
}
}
}],
columns: [{
header: 'Monate',
dataIndex: 'MONAT',
width: 50,
sortable: true,
editor:
new Ext.form.TriggerField({"id":"EditorMonate",items:[],
"onTriggerClick":function(thiss){
if(!Ext.getCmp("autoWMonate")){
var monate=new Ext.Window({"x":Ext.getCmp("EditorMonate").x,closeAction:"hide",width:275,id:"autoWMonate",layout:"table",layoutConfig: {columns: 10}});
var text;
for(var mon=1;mon<13;mon++){
text=mon;
mon?mon:text="0";
if(mon<10)
text="0"+mon;
monate.items.add(
new Ext.Button({cls:"x-btn",value:parseInt(text),selected:true,"text":text,id:text
}}}));}
} Ext.getCmp("autoWMonate").hidden?Ext.getCmp("autoWMonate").show():Ext.getCmp("autoWMonate").hide();
}})
}
}]
})
Problem sovled with:
{
header: 'WochenTage',
dataIndex: 'WOCHE',
width: 100,
sortable: true,
editor: new Ext.form.TriggerField({
onTriggerClick: function(e) {
if (!this.menu) {
this.menu = new Ext.menu.Menu({
items:[{xtype:"label",text:"1"},{xtype:"label",text:"2"}]
// the items should have event listeners that set the field value accordingly
});
}
// here you would want to sync the items in the menu with the field value (this.getValue())
// before you show the menu -- keep in mind that the menu and its children might not be rendered yet
this.menu.showAt(e.getXY()); // or this.menu.show(this.getEl(), 'tl-bl?');
}
})
}
I did something like this by looking at the code of the date picker and generalizing the idea there - use a menu component for the popup behavior, and put whatever you like as a single component contained by the menu.