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[Updated for 2.1]
The new and improved Build Your Own page is now up at its new url: http://extjs.com/products/extjs/build/ The updated page now lets you select from multiple supported versions of Ext on the same page in addition to all of its previous features. If you find any issues with it, please post them here. |
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I would just like to clarify for others (because it got me!) that once you have a build version based on the EXT adapter then you will no longer need a call to "...adapter/ext/ext-base.js" as this code is included in the code output by builder.
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First of all, thanks for putting up the builder. It's was exciting to see it in place of the 1.1 builder.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get the tree control to work. I tried it both with and without loading the ext-base.js file first. Specifically I selected: * No Adapter * Tree - Core * Tree - Ajax Loading Support And nothing else. The error in FireFox is: "Ext.reg" is not a function. Pointing to ext-tree-2.0.js (line 49) which is the name of the generated file. MSIE gives similar error (object doesn't support this property or method) at line 50. Sunny |
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i selected all features and got non-working ext.js (breaks about 'sp')
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vi! log live vim! |
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@shirai: You'll need to also select the "Core - Components" group as ComponentMgr is what you're missing. I'll modify the page to fix that.
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@barbuza: It should now be fixed. There were a couple of missing dependencies that are new in 2.0 and were overlooked. Please retest.
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This is a great tool.
However, in my custom build, despite the fact that I chose all layouts, the contructor for Ext.BorderLayout does not exist. There does, however, seem to be a Ext.layout.BorderLayout but this appears to be something else...or some piece of the required code. Thanks in advance for the help. |
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I think you are confusing Ext 2.0 with Ext 1.1.1. Ext 2.0 doesn't have an Ext.BorderLayout (but Ext 1.1.1 does).
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Your right...
I was looking at the Ext 1.1 API! Sorry about that. You might want to switch the link to the API on the landing page to the 2.0 docs...or add one for the 2.0 API since the final release is out. That's were I got switched up. Thanks for the help. |
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Hi all,
first of all thanks for Ext, it's a great piece of code ![]() This is my custom build and it works great:
thank you david |
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