I'm creating a FormDialog class, subclassing isc.Window. It's body should contain two components: a form and a button. I'm trying to use auto children. I now have this:
Questions I have is:
- Is the items array correct? Or can I have these auto children created differently (I've tried "addAsChild" in the formDefaults and saveButtonDefaults, but this didn't work)
- Do I need the initWidget code so that I can pass the data source of the dialog itself to the "form" auto child?
- Will the items be destroyed correctly when the dialog itself is destroyed?
Code:
isc.defineClass('FormDialog', isc.Window).addProperties({
formConstructor: null, // should be set when instantiating the dialog
formDefaults: {
autoParent: 'none',
width: '100%'
},
saveButtonConstructor: 'Button',
saveButtonDefaults: {
autoParent: 'none',
// submits the form
click: function () {
this.creator.form.submit();
},
title: 'Save',
width: '100%'
},
initWidget: function () {
// is it possible to "set" this differently?
this.addAutoChild('form', { dataSource: this.dataSource });
this.Super('initWidget', arguments);
},
items: ['autoChild:form', 'autoChild:saveButton'],
...
});
var dialog = isc.FormDialog.create({
formConstructor: 'CustomerForm',
dataSource: isc.CustomersDataSource.create()
});- Is the items array correct? Or can I have these auto children created differently (I've tried "addAsChild" in the formDefaults and saveButtonDefaults, but this didn't work)
- Do I need the initWidget code so that I can pass the data source of the dialog itself to the "form" auto child?
- Will the items be destroyed correctly when the dialog itself is destroyed?