I’m trying to create simple ExtJs application that manages Users and User’s Roles. Set of REST services provide this functionality on back end.
When I assign a new Role to a User, appropriate data store sends POST (create) requests to the service. However when I remove existing Role from a User, it’s removed only from store locally without sending DELETE request to the service.
Here is my code:
Model:
Ext.define('UserRole', {
extend: 'Ext.data.Model',
fields: [
{ name: 'Id', mapping: "Id" },
{ name: 'RoleId', mapping: "RoleId" },
{ name: 'UserId', mapping: "UserId" }
]
});
Store With proxy:
Ext.define('UserRoleStore', {
extend: 'Ext.data.Store',
model: 'UserRole',
autoload: false,
proxy: {
type: 'ajax',
reader: {
type: 'json',
root: 'd.results'
},
api: {
read: '/accessmanager.svc/Users(\'{userid}\')/Roles?$format=json',
create: '/accessmanager.svc/UserRoles?$format=json',
update: '/accessmanager.svc/UserRoles?$format=json',
destroy: '/accessmanager.svc/UserRoles?$format=json'
},
updateApiUrlWithUserId: function (userId) {
this.api.read = this.api.read.replace('{userid}', userId);
}
}
});
Method that based on selected checkboxes updates the UserRole store
var chekboxes = Ext.ComponentQuery.query('userdetails #roleslist')[0];
var selectedUserId = this.selectedUserId;
var selectedUserRoleStore = this.selectedUserRoleStore;
Ext.each(chekboxes.items.items, function (cb) {
var exists = false;
Ext.each(selectedUserRoleStore.data.items, function (cs) {
if (cs.data.RoleId === cb.inputValue) {
exists = true;
}
});
if (cb.getValue() && !exists) {
var newRole = Ext.create('UserRole', { RoleId: cb.inputValue, UserId: selectedUserId });
selectedUserRoleStore.add(newRole);
} else if (exists && !cb.getValue()) {
// delete existing role
var record = selectedUserRoleStore.findRecord("RoleId", cb.inputValue);
selectedUserRoleStore.remove(record);
}
});
selectedUserRoleStore.sync();
Presumably your Id field is assigned on the server end when record is created. Correct? First try to specify idProperty: ‘Id’ in the model. Default value for this is ‘id’ but I think these are case sensitive.
Using idProperty ExtJs recognizes records as being ‘dirty’ and required to be updated on the server end.