I am new to EXT JS and trying to put some very simple javascript into a desktop window module.
However I put '' in variable "html", nothing happened after I create & called the window.
Is there something wrong with what I am trying to do?
// for example purposes
var windowIndex = 0;
MyDesktop.BogusModule = Ext.extend(Ext.app.Module, {
init : function(){
this.launcher = {
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text: 'Window '+(++windowIndex),
iconCls:'bogus',
handler : this.createWindow,
scope: this,
windowId:windowIndex
}
},
createWindow : function(src){
var desktop = this.app.getDesktop();
var win = desktop.getWindow('bogus'+src.windowId);
if(!win){
win = desktop.createWindow({
id: 'bogus'+src.windowId,
title:src.text,
width:640,
height:480,
html : '',
iconCls: 'bogus',
shim:false,
animCollapse:false,
constrainHeader:true
});
}
win.show();
}
});
Thanks Starfall!
I found a function "afterRender" did just what I need.
but this will work:
html : 'Show alert window
First, you should put after the widow module shows up, but the function will not gets executed .
This looks to be prone to XSS attacks. I advice you to review the architecture of the app. There's a 90% chance that you can find a better solution.
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