Of course as soon as I hit send I see what is going on. I had a node object
getting created, but did not have baseAttrs:{} set. In the new
LayerLoader.js, that variable is being assigned to null(just like I typed in
my first email but it just didn't click).Dan _____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dan Ramage Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 3:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Users] GeoExt 1.0-LayerLoader and createNode I am trying out the v1.0 and have run into an issue, although it could very well be what I am doing. I've extended GeoExt.tree.LayerLoader to use my own createNode function. Using the older version of GeoExt, when I am in my createNode function the variable "this.baseAttrs" is defined, with GeoExt v1.0 when my createNode is called the this.baseAttrs is null. In comparing the LayerLoader.js files, I see the older version of the file doesn't have a baseAttrs defined which seems odd. The new version has baseAttrs defined and set as null. The issue could be in the method I create the treenodes and then the tree, but thought I would see if anyone else had run into this. Dan
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