So, I've decided to use the built in ExtJS 4.1 that ships with CF 11 for
cost reasons :) That being said, I have some questions that hopefully
somebody can clear up for an ExtJS n00b like myself. For starters, let's
say I wanted to call an existing CFC and reference a specific method in
it, using stock ExtJS. Previously in CF, I would do:
<cfajaxproxy cfc="softball.component.player" jsclassname="dataproxy2">
Then I could write some JS code like so:
<script>
var dataproxy = new dataproxy2();
dataproxy.addNewPlayer(f.txtFirstName.value, f.txtLastName.value,
f.txtEmail.value, f.txtPhone.value, f.txtTeamId.value,
f.txtActive[f.txtActive.selectedIndex].value);
</script>
I'm not going to lie to you - I found that type of coding very brainless
and easy :) I create this JS version of my CFC to access that way, and I
could do all kinds of neat stuff. I'm pretty sure you can do the same
thing in ExtJS - but maybe with a bit of extra work. I have found ways I
can POST to a CFC via an ExtJS form, and while that will work - I would
have to add a new method in my CFC that could take the POST data, in
JSON format I assume, and do work with it. I currently have a complex
CFC method that takes the existing parameters and then adds the player
to my various database tables. I know I could easily refactor it a bit
and instead of "arguments." I could modify it to take "form." - but I'm
trying to expand my knowledge of ExtJS and I can't find good examples of
something like this for CFCs.
On 3/6/15 6:48 AM, Cameron Childress wrote:
On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 7:25 PM, Steve Drucker wrote:
You realize that Licensing Ext Js 5 is $3,225, right?
Ouch.
-Cameron
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