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Hello all,
I’ve been scratching my head over this and I’m wondering if this is possible, sorry if this is so simple but I’m new about javascript and their libraries. I want to replace the protocol of the GeoExt.form.FormPanel in the following way:
1. to render the formpanel, I defined a variable “proto” as null outside the formpanel (var proto = null).2. then “proto” goes inside the formpanel (protocol: proto).3. in the handler function of the button a new variable “proto” is defined. I want to replace this new variable inside the formpanel.
Since extjs, geoext, openlayers are javascript libraries, I’ve tried things such as “eval” to make the variable “proto” inside the handler accessible in the formpanel but no luck so far. Here it is a simplified example to show this:
[CODE]var proto = null;
var formPanel = new GeoExt.form.FormPanel({
protocol: proto, # <— replace with [1]
items: [{
xtype: “combo”,
id: “idcombo”,
etc…
}, {
xtype: “textfield”,
id: “idtext”,
etc…
}],
button:[{
text: “search”,
handler: function() {
formPanel.search();
var combo = Ext.getCmp(‘idcombo’).getValue(); # <— this works and gets the value chosen in “xtype: combo”
var proto: new OpenLayers.Protocol.HTTP({ # <— [1] (ie. new variable “proto”)
url: “http://www.pub.pub/” + combo + “/somestuff/”, # <— this works
format: etc…
})
}
}]
})
how could I do this? is the handler the right place to do this? should I do it in this way or there is a better, simpler way? I’ll appreciate your support, thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Gery