what's the type of 'records' in callback(records,option,success) in json store.load

[Baron89]

Hi all,i tried to use the data(records) returned from the server,but dont know what type of the data is,my code is like below .seems it's an array,but i just cant use the its elements.

xxx.store.load(//json store  {   
   callback: function(records, options, success){    
         this.reader.jsonData.groups.group1;//i can call it like this   
         records.groups;//doesnt work    
         records[0];//[object Object]    
         records[0].group1;//undefined   
         records.length==6//      
}  });

data from server

{
     "groups" : {
           "group1" : "Week33",
           "group2" : "Week34",
           "group3" : "Week35", 
           "group4" : "Week36",  
     },  
     "rows": [   {  "data1":"data"   }  ],  
     "success" : true, 
     "metaData" : null,
     "cacheName" : "",
     "totalRowCount" : 6
 }

[sword-it]

Hi,

you can see this link :1. http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/3-4/#!/api/Ext.data.Store-event-load
2.http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/3-4/#!...re-method-load

[Baron89]

Hi Sword,do you know why i get the error ' records.get is not a function ' when i try to use the function that belongs to Ext.data.Record?

[sword-it]

Hi,

you can try this:

 for(var i=0; i< records.length;i++){
    records[i].get('propertyname');
}

[Baron89]

Hi Sword,the function 'get' works now according to what u said.but still cant get the data.
like

records[0].get('groups') ;//undefined

[sword-it]

Hi,

you can use like this one:

records[0].get('group1')

[Baron89]

Hi,

you can use like this one:

records[0].get('group1')

Hi?I finally get the data like below
record[0].get('data1')
let me show you my store code

 var WorkOrderRecord = Ext.data.Record.create([
     {name: 'data1'}  ]);
  myStore = Ext.extend(Ext.ux.MultiGroupingStore, {
    constructor: function(cfg) {
        cfg = cfg || {};
        myStore.superclass.constructor.call(this, Ext.apply({
            
            proxy: new Ext.data.HttpProxy({
             method: 'POST',
             url: '**/test.json'
            }),
            autoLoad: false,   
            
            reader: new Ext.data.JsonReader({
            root: 'rows',
            successProperty: 'success',
            messageProperty: 'message',
            totalProperty: 'total',         
    
   },
   WorkOrderRecord    
   )
 }));
    }
});

[willigogs]

Providing your root config in the beginning would've helped

I really would recommend using Firebug and the console.log() function, since this would've helped you to see exactly what type of object records was, and what the child names are.

[Baron89]

Hey buddy,how to use firebug to see the child names of records?

[willigogs]

console.log(records)

https://getfirebug.com/logging