Hey,
I have a set of stacked panels. All in which have the bbar. There is a bbar variable I have set that builds a bunch of buttons (options) for the user. It will always be the same for each panel, I do not want to replicate code, so Im not going to name a variable bbar2, bbar3, ECT with the same code. The first panel with bbar works fine, but anything after that it doesnt.
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Here is the code...
tbbar.. the var that needs to be used multiple times
var tbbar = new Ext.Toolbar({
cls: 'toolbar',
items: [
{
text: 'Tenant History'
},{
text: 'Edit Tenant'
},{
text: 'Add New Meter'
},{
text: 'Add Existing Meter'
},{
text: 'Inactivate Tenant'
}
]
})
the code that calls the tbbar
var tenant1 = new Ext.Panel({
layout: 'column',
defaults: {border: false, columnWidth: .5},
title: 'Tenant 1',
collapsible: true,
monitorResize: true,
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items: [
{
contentEl: 'tenantLeft'
}, {
contentEl: 'tenantRight'
}
],
bbar: tbbar
});
var tenant2 = new Ext.Panel({
layout: 'column',
defaults: {border: false, columnWidth: .5},
title: 'Tenant 2',
collapsible: true,
monitorResize: true,
items: [
{
contentEl: 'tenantLeft'
}, {
contentEl: 'tenantRight'
}
],
bbar: tbbar
});
Help Please!
Cheerio,
Paul
because each toolbar represents actual elemts in the html markup, you need to have separate toolbars. however, you can reuse the config object:
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var tbbarCfg = {
cls: 'toolbar',
items: [
{
text: 'Tenant History'
},{
text: 'Edit Tenant'
},{
text: 'Add New Meter'
},{
text: 'Add Existing Meter'
},{
text: 'Inactivate Tenant'
}
]
}
var tenant1 = new Ext.Panel({
layout: 'column',
defaults: {border: false, columnWidth: .5},
title: 'Tenant 1',
collapsible: true,
monitorResize: true,
items: [
{
contentEl: 'tenantLeft'
}, {
contentEl: 'tenantRight'
}
],
bbar: new Ext.Toolbar(tbbarCfg)
});
var tenant2 = new Ext.Panel({
layout: 'column',
defaults: {border: false, columnWidth: .5},
title: 'Tenant 2',
collapsible: true,
monitorResize: true,
items: [
{
contentEl: 'tenantLeft'
}, {
contentEl: 'tenantRight'
}
],
bbar: new Ext.Toolbar(tbbarCfg)
});
actually, i believe it can even be simplified further, as the docs state the the 'bbar' config option just needs a valid toolbar config object.
Hey,
Thanks, that fixed it!
Cheerio,
Paul
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one variable... needs to be called multiple times