Comments on: APExt JS – Ext JS 3.1 & APEX 4.0 http://application-express-blog.e-dba.com/?p=987 Increasing Development Productivity through Integration! Sat, 04 Sep 2010 07:42:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: mnolan http://application-express-blog.e-dba.com/?p=987&cpage=1#comment-12 mnolan Tue, 05 Jan 2010 14:34:09 +0000 http://application-express-blog.e-dba.com/?p=987#comment-12 Hi Patrick Thanks for getting in touch, much appreciated! I was looking at 4.0 and some of the things that were defined in the apex.jQuery.ready events, i.e. allowing text areas to be resized, cascading LOV support, dynamic actions etc. Essentially I'd like to use the config defined in APEX for these things but use an Ext equivalent (I'll query the APEX data dictionary to work out what needs implementing thats why I don't want to be simply told not to use any of the features). Already in 3.2 we are providing this sort of funcionality with an Ext.onReady equivalent. I want to ensure that no jQuery event handlers are applied on items that I've enabled Ext ones on. So it would be nice if we could have a page template flag that excludes jQuery.ready, or disables particular types of new features in 4.0. If you need to discuss further can you send an email to apex-sig@e-dba.com Cheers Matt Hi Patrick

Thanks for getting in touch, much appreciated!

I was looking at 4.0 and some of the things that were defined in the apex.jQuery.ready events, i.e. allowing text areas to be resized, cascading LOV support, dynamic actions etc. Essentially I’d like to use the config defined in APEX for these things but use an Ext equivalent (I’ll query the APEX data dictionary to work out what needs implementing thats why I don’t want to be simply told not to use any of the features).

Already in 3.2 we are providing this sort of funcionality with an Ext.onReady equivalent. I want to ensure that no jQuery event handlers are applied on items that I’ve enabled Ext ones on. So it would be nice if we could have a page template flag that excludes jQuery.ready, or disables particular types of new features in 4.0.

If you need to discuss further can you send an email to apex-sig@e-dba.com

Cheers
Matt

]]> By: patrickwolf http://application-express-blog.e-dba.com/?p=987&cpage=1#comment-11 patrickwolf Mon, 21 Dec 2009 18:17:55 +0000 http://application-express-blog.e-dba.com/?p=987#comment-11 Hi, I'm not sure why the use of jQuery.ready or apex.jQuery.ready is going to influence your existing use of it? It's an event handler and can be called multiple times on a page to add a function to the ready event. Can you give me more details why you think you will have problems? Thanks Patrick Hi,

I’m not sure why the use of jQuery.ready or apex.jQuery.ready is going to influence your existing use of it? It’s an event handler and can be called multiple times on a page to add a function to the ready event. Can you give me more details why you think you will have problems?

Thanks
Patrick

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