This tutorial builds on the demo code included with the Learning ExtJS book, specifically the 7_json_grid.php example from chapter 5 - which can also be downloaded here.
The code for this tutorial can be downloaded here, and a live example is available here.
Were going to implement a fairly simplistic grid drag and drop. This implementation will allow you to drag a row of data to re-order it wit
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I know many of you in the Baltimore/DC area have been excited about the prospect of getting together and being able to exchange knowledge. So I am announcing the Balto/DC JavaScript user group's first meeting which will happen on February 3rd. We will continue to meet on the first Tuesday of each month. While the group is not specific to ExtJS, its likely that many of our topics will include ExtJS
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In an obvious moment of insanity, the company Coolite has decided to provide free copies of the Learning ExtJS book with license purchases. Their sales are sure to skyrocket due to this book being included.
But in all seriousness, I really appreciate that a company producing such a robust ExtJS integration toolkit would include my book. If your a ASP.NET developer, and are interested in creating
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One of the first ExtJS specific meetups I know of happened in San Francisco last week. The host Peter Kellner tells me it was a great success and everyone involved enjoyed it. My publisher Packt agreed to donate a book to the event to be raffled off.
Here is a quote from Peter's blog about the event:
"At our first meetup, we talked about EXT some and also raffled off a copy of the new ExtJS book
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This post exists strictly for the purpose of having a place to report errors/bug found in the Learning ExtJS book and code samples. You can also email me with anything you find via the contact form on this site, however posting them here will cut down on duplicate reports of errors.
Anyone interested in the most up to date code samples to accompany the book is welcome to check out a copy from SVN
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After months locked in my cave, cut off from the ExtJS community, I have finally stepped toward the light. We now have the very first technical book about the ExtJS library, 'Learning ExtJS', which will serve as a resource for beginners and intermediate ExtJS users alike. We packed this thing with a ton of great insider tips to using ExtJS.
Cutter, Colin and I worked together to bring all the mos
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It was too much trouble to keep track of the changes in this UX on my own, so I decided to put it up in Googles SVN. I will be monitoring the Google Code page so please post issues there from now on.
http://code.google.com/p/ext-ux-gmappanel/
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It was nice to see the announcement that my extension for Google maps integration with ExtJS panels has been included in the official download package. Here is the announcement on the ExtJS blog about the addition.
"This extension was originally written up as a demo for one of our previous blog posts. However, it proved to be such a hit with the community that we transformed it into an official e
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The code used for this example is available by itself, or as one of the examples in the ExtJS API download. This code is provided with the intent of showing how to build a filtered query from the Grid Filter Plugin in PHP, therefore it does NOT contain any security precautions. Please modify this script before use in a production environment.
The Plugin
If your not familiar with the Grid Filter
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The code used for this example is available here. Working examples can be found here.
Getting Started
If you havent yet used the Google Maps API, then I would suggest going through some of their examples prior to this. I will assume that you already have knowledge of how the Google Maps API works.
Sadly, its quite easy if you already know what the Google Maps API needs, and
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