Getting EXT PagingToolbars to save state
A problem that has recently had me pulling my hair out is how to save state in an EXT PagingToolbar.
Say you have a simple Ext store:
Which you put in a grid, along with a paging toolbar:
Your grid loads up and the store performs a GET request to /widgets.json, which returns your widgets along with a total (see an example).
Awesome, but now we click one of the paging buttons on the PagingToolbar and we have a problem - our request has turned into POST /widgets.json, with "start=20" and "limit=20" as POST params.
Now we don't really want that - we're not POSTing any data to the server after all, we're just trying to GET some. If you're using a nice RESTful API on your server side this may cause you a real problem, as POST /widgets will likely be taken as an attempt to create a new Widget.
Luckily, as with most things the solution is simple if you know how. An Ext.data.Store delegates loading its data off to an Ext.data.DataProxy subclass. By default your store will create an Ext.data.HttpProxy using the url: '/widgets.json' you passed in your store config. To make sure your stores are always requesting data using GET, just provide a proxy like this:
For additional insights into managing Ext JS components, you might find Getting EXT PagingToolbars to save state helpful as it explores preserving the state of paging tools. Additionally, Proxies in Ext JS 4 offers a detailed look at handling data operations within Ext JS applications, which can further enhance your understanding of data management in Ext JS.
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