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Dear All,
I have this code
//get whats in the layout and ajax it to db
var center = Ext.getCmp('center');
var db = ;
//go through the columns to get the items inside
Ext.each(center.items.items, function(Node, Index, AllItems){var el = Ext.getCmp(Node.id);
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Ext.each(el.items.items, addDbs);
});
//make an array of the items found and in what column
function addDbs(Node, Index, AllItems)
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{var dbvals = db.push(this.el.id+'-'+Node.id);
return dbvals;}
//encode the array into JSON
var encoded = Ext.encode(dbvals);
//send it to the db
Ext.Ajax.request({
url: 'set_widgets.php',
params: {vals: encoded},
scope: this
});
This throws an error of dbvals is not defined, how to I get at the value of dbvals in the addDbs function?
Thanks in advance,
George
Read the doc for Ext.each - the 3rd arg is the scope.
Thanks for getting back,
I did see that, so would I use 'this', and also, is that on the nested each and not the outer one?
George
Thanks for that,
I declared the variable outside the function, and its sorted, thanks
George
Not sure what you're referring to by the nested each. Also, you're declaring dbvals as a local var to the addDbs fn, which means it re-inited for each item passed in - is that what you want? If so, why even assign a var there?
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Another scope issue I presume