I have a form with two fieldsets that look something like this:
xtype:'form',
items:[{
hidden:false,
xtype:'fieldset',
id:'genPanel_general',
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autoHeight:true,
items:[{
layout:'form',
width: 300,
items:[{xtype: 'textfield',
fieldLabel: 'name'
}]
}]
},{
hidden:true,
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id:'genPanel_specific',
title:'Specific Information',
autoHeight:true,
items:[{
layout:'form',
width: 300,
items:[{xtype: 'inlinetextfield',
fieldLabel: 'address'
}]
}],
}]// end form
I want to have the second not displayed by default and when a button is pressed do a slide out of the first, and slide in of the second. The 'hidden' option obviously was a bad idea (since it's not visible on slideIn), but I'm unsure of how to set up the second fieldset to allow slideIn to work properly.
Thanks
I got it to work. I declared the 2nd, 3rd, & 4th fieldsets hidden. Then the function handling the slideIn must do something like this.
...
out.el.slideOut();
out.hide();
in.show();
in.el.slideIn();
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