On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Roman Schmid wrote:
> Ouch. I wasn't aware of that.
> Well.. i already posted a follow-up to my original post with a solution
> that seems to work fine here. But i don't have a clue why :)
That's a dangerous kludge, I think. The data isn't loaded yet and you're
Ouch. I wasn't aware of that.
Well.. i already posted a follow-up to my original post with a solution
that seems to work fine here. But i don't have a clue why :)
Or would you skip the Remote Table model entirely and just work with the
Simple table model? Luckily i won't have too many entries in m
I found a solution to the problem:
One should call _onRowCountLoaded() even before the response returns
from the server... at least this seems to result in correct behavior here.
The working implementation looks like this:
_loadRowCount : function() {
this.debug("Load row count");
var slf
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 7:53 AM, Roman Schmid wrote:
> Hello Devs.
>
> I implemented a remote table model to use with my RPC backend. It works,
> but the _loadRowCount method is called a lot, before some data is being
> displayed (about 20 times). That results in a lot of requests being sent
> to
Hello Devs.
I implemented a remote table model to use with my RPC backend. It works,
but the _loadRowCount method is called a lot, before some data is being
displayed (about 20 times). That results in a lot of requests being sent
to the server.
Is this normal behavior? Is there something wrong wi
