The Ext.form.ComboBox is almost testing friendly. Not everyone can do what we did, but we could and it made testing sooo much easier (and human readable).
onRender: function(ct, position) {
Ext.form.TriggerField.superclass.onRender.call(this, ct, position);
this.wrap = this.el.wrap({cls: "x-form-field-wrap"});
this.trigger = this.wrap.createChild(this.triggerConfig ||
{id: this.id + '_trigger', tag: "img", src: Ext.BLANK_IMAGE_URL,
cls: "x-form-trigger " + this.triggerClass});
// rest is as in original |
And also
initList: function() {
var cls = 'x-combo-list';
this.tpl = '<tpl for="."><div class="' + cls + '-item" id="' + this.id +
'_{' + this.valueField + '}">{' + this.displayField + '}</div></tpl>';
js.ib.ui.CWComboBox.superclass.initList.call(this);
}, |
An alternative is to use CSS selectors, as described by CableDawg on ExtJS’ forum.
The Ext.form.ComboBox is almost testing friendly. Not everyone can do what we did, but we could and it made testing sooo much easier (and human readable). onRender: function(ct, position) {...