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Eko Dedy
Eko Dedy

Reputation: 409

sencha touch getView()?

How can I call getView(view_name)` in Sencha touch? I usually do this on extjs but I can't in sencha touch. I could not understand the application concept.

run_edit: function(data) {
    $this = this;
    this.mode = "update";
    this.data = data;
    this.win = this.getView('Group_prop').create();

    var form = this.win.down('form');
    var util = this.getController('controller_Helper');

    form.getForm().loadRecord(data);
    util.form_lock({
        form:form,
        items:['GROUP_KODE']
    });
    util.form_require({
        form:form,
        items:['GROUP_KODE','GROUP_NAMA']
    });

    this.win.show();
},

Upvotes: 0

Views: 7704

Answers (3)

cclerv
cclerv

Reputation: 2969

Ok so it seems like you are trying to get the view: Group_prop. Make sure this view has an id or preferably an itemId set in its config. e.g

Ext.define('MyApp.view.GroupProb', {
    extend: 'Ext.Panel',
    alias: 'widget.group_prob',
    config: {
        ...
        itemId: 'groupProb',
        ...
    },
    ....
});

Now in your controller you need to create a reference for this view to access it properly. So your controller would look something like this:

Ext.define('MyApp.controller.MyController', {
    extend: 'Ext.app.Controller',
    config: {
        refs : {
            groupProb : {
                autoCreate: true,
                selector: '#groupProb',
                xtype: 'group_prob'
            }
        },
        control: {
            ...
        },
        ...
    },
    run_edit: function(data) {
        $this = this;
        this.mode = "update";
        this.data = data;
        this.win = this.getView('Group_prop').create();

        var form = this.win.down('form');
        var util = this.getController('controller_Helper');

        form.getForm().loadRecord(data);
        util.form_lock({
            form:form,
            items:['GROUP_KODE']
        });

        this.win.show();
    },
   ...
});

Now from your run_edit function, its seems like you are working with windows from the this.win variable (correct me if I'm wrong). Well in Sencha Touch, you work with Panels. Also at the end of this function you call the show function on this.win, which suggests that you want to execute run_edit when the this.win is shown. That being said, you may want to your run_edit function to look something like this:

run_edit: function() {
    var me = this,
        mode = 'update',
        data = data,
        groupProbPanel = me.getGroupProb();

    // This assumes that your form component has an itemId.
    // You need one inorder use the down method. 
    var form = groupProbPanel.down('#form_itemId');

    // You may want to double check this. I don't think that is how you 
    // you get the controller.
    var util = this.getController('controller_Helper');

    form.getForm().loadRecord(data);
    util.form_lock({
        form:form,
        items:['GROUP_KODE']
    });
}

Since we want this to happen when groupProbPanel is shown we need to set a show event listener in our control config. So your controller's config should look like this:

...,
config: {
    refs : {
        groupProb : {
            autoCreate: true,
            selector: '#groupProb',
            xtype: 'group_prob'
        }
    },
    control: {
        groupProb : {
            show: 'run_edit'
        },
        ...
    },
    ...
},
...

Upvotes: 0

Gayathri Mohan
Gayathri Mohan

Reputation: 2962

Two ways is there to call the Views

1.

        Ext.Viewport.setActiveItem({xtype:'TwowayMakePayment'});  // view xtype

2.

        var getti=Ext.create('VUCFyn.view.AfterLogin'); //create object 4 d view
    Ext.Viewport.add(getti);       // next add the object
    Ext.Viewport.setActiveItem(getti);     // final Active that obj

Upvotes: 0

ThinkFloyd
ThinkFloyd

Reputation: 5021

I see you are trying to create a view and set it to window, in sencha touch you can do it like this:

Ext.Viewport.add(Ext.create('MyApp.view.ViewName'));

instead of Viewport you can take any other container and set newly created view to it

Ext.getCmp('myContainerId').add(Ext.create('MyApp.view.ViewName'));

to fetch this view later, you have to specify id config in view and then get it like this:

var view = Ext.getCmp('ViewId');

Upvotes: 1

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