App.js
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/*
* This calendar application was forked from Ext Calendar Pro
* and contributed to Ext JS as an advanced example of what can
* be built using and customizing Ext components and templates.
*
* If you find this example to be useful you should take a look at
* the original project, which has more features, more examples and
* is maintained on a regular basis:
*
* http://ext.ensible.com/products/calendar
*/
Ext.define('Ext.calendar.App', {
requires: [
'Ext.Viewport',
'Ext.layout.container.Border',
'Ext.picker.Date',
'Ext.calendar.util.Date',
'Ext.calendar.CalendarPanel',
'Ext.calendar.data.MemoryCalendarStore',
'Ext.calendar.data.MemoryEventStore',
'Ext.calendar.data.Events',
'Ext.calendar.data.Calendars',
'Ext.calendar.form.EventWindow'
],
constructor : function() {
// Minor workaround for OSX Lion scrollbars
this.checkScrollOffset();
// This is an example calendar store that enables event color-coding
this.calendarStore = Ext.create('Ext.calendar.data.MemoryCalendarStore', {
data: Ext.calendar.data.Calendars.getData()
});
// A sample event store that loads static JSON from a local file. Obviously a real
// implementation would likely be loading remote data via an HttpProxy, but the
// underlying store functionality is the same.
this.eventStore = Ext.create('Ext.calendar.data.MemoryEventStore', {
data: Ext.calendar.data.Events.getData()
});
// This is the app UI layout code. All of the calendar views are subcomponents of
// CalendarPanel, but the app title bar and sidebar/navigation calendar are separate
// pieces that are composed in app-specific layout code since they could be omitted
// or placed elsewhere within the application.
Ext.create('Ext.Viewport', {
layout: 'border',
renderTo: 'calendar-ct',
items: [{
id: 'app-header',
region: 'north',
height: 35,
border: false,
contentEl: 'app-header-content'
},{
id: 'app-center',
title: '...', // will be updated to the current view's date range
region: 'center',
layout: 'border',
listeners: {
'afterrender': function(){
Ext.getCmp('app-center').header.addCls('app-center-header');
}
},
items: [{
id:'app-west',
region: 'west',
width: 179,
border: false,
items: [{
xtype: 'datepicker',
id: 'app-nav-picker',
cls: 'ext-cal-nav-picker',
listeners: {
'select': {
fn: function(dp, dt){
Ext.getCmp('app-calendar').setStartDate(dt);
},
scope: this
}
}
}]
},{
xtype: 'calendarpanel',
eventStore: this.eventStore,
calendarStore: this.calendarStore,
border: false,
id:'app-calendar',
region: 'center',
activeItem: 3, // month view
monthViewCfg: {
showHeader: true,
showWeekLinks: true,
showWeekNumbers: true
},
listeners: {
'eventclick': {
fn: function(vw, rec, el){
this.showEditWindow(rec, el);
this.clearMsg();
},
scope: this
},
'eventover': function(vw, rec, el){
//console.log('Entered evt rec='+rec.data.Title+', view='+ vw.id +', el='+el.id);
},
'eventout': function(vw, rec, el){
//console.log('Leaving evt rec='+rec.data.Title+', view='+ vw.id +', el='+el.id);
},
'eventadd': {
fn: function(cp, rec){
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data.Title +' was added');
},
scope: this
},
'eventupdate': {
fn: function(cp, rec){
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data.Title +' was updated');
},
scope: this
},
'eventcancel': {
fn: function(cp, rec){
// edit canceled
},
scope: this
},
'viewchange': {
fn: function(p, vw, dateInfo){
if(this.editWin){
this.editWin.hide();
}
if(dateInfo){
// will be null when switching to the event edit form so ignore
Ext.getCmp('app-nav-picker').setValue(dateInfo.activeDate);
this.updateTitle(dateInfo.viewStart, dateInfo.viewEnd);
}
},
scope: this
},
'dayclick': {
fn: function(vw, dt, ad, el){
this.showEditWindow({
StartDate: dt,
IsAllDay: ad
}, el);
this.clearMsg();
},
scope: this
},
'rangeselect': {
fn: function(win, dates, onComplete){
this.showEditWindow(dates);
this.editWin.on('hide', onComplete, this, {single:true});
this.clearMsg();
},
scope: this
},
'eventmove': {
fn: function(vw, rec){
var mappings = Ext.calendar.data.EventMappings,
time = rec.data[mappings.IsAllDay.name] ? '' : ' \\a\\t g:i a';
rec.commit();
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data[mappings.Title.name] +' was moved to '+
Ext.Date.format(rec.data[mappings.StartDate.name], ('F jS'+time)));
},
scope: this
},
'eventresize': {
fn: function(vw, rec){
rec.commit();
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data.Title +' was updated');
},
scope: this
},
'eventdelete': {
fn: function(win, rec){
this.eventStore.remove(rec);
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data.Title +' was deleted');
},
scope: this
},
'initdrag': {
fn: function(vw){
if(this.editWin && this.editWin.isVisible()){
this.editWin.hide();
}
},
scope: this
}
}
}]
}]
});
},
// The edit popup window is not part of the CalendarPanel itself -- it is a separate component.
// This makes it very easy to swap it out with a different type of window or custom view, or omit
// it altogether. Because of this, it's up to the application code to tie the pieces together.
// Note that this function is called from various event handlers in the CalendarPanel above.
showEditWindow : function(rec, animateTarget){
if(!this.editWin){
this.editWin = Ext.create('Ext.calendar.form.EventWindow', {
calendarStore: this.calendarStore,
listeners: {
'eventadd': {
fn: function(win, rec){
win.hide();
rec.data.IsNew = false;
this.eventStore.add(rec);
this.eventStore.sync();
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data.Title +' was added');
},
scope: this
},
'eventupdate': {
fn: function(win, rec){
win.hide();
rec.commit();
this.eventStore.sync();
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data.Title +' was updated');
},
scope: this
},
'eventdelete': {
fn: function(win, rec){
this.eventStore.remove(rec);
this.eventStore.sync();
win.hide();
this.showMsg('Event '+ rec.data.Title +' was deleted');
},
scope: this
},
'editdetails': {
fn: function(win, rec){
win.hide();
Ext.getCmp('app-calendar').showEditForm(rec);
}
}
}
});
}
this.editWin.show(rec, animateTarget);
},
// The CalendarPanel itself supports the standard Panel title config, but that title
// only spans the calendar views. For a title that spans the entire width of the app
// we added a title to the layout's outer center region that is app-specific. This code
// updates that outer title based on the currently-selected view range anytime the view changes.
updateTitle: function(startDt, endDt){
var p = Ext.getCmp('app-center'),
fmt = Ext.Date.format;
if(Ext.Date.clearTime(startDt).getTime() == Ext.Date.clearTime(endDt).getTime()){
p.setTitle(fmt(startDt, 'F j, Y'));
}
else if(startDt.getFullYear() == endDt.getFullYear()){
if(startDt.getMonth() == endDt.getMonth()){
p.setTitle(fmt(startDt, 'F j') + ' - ' + fmt(endDt, 'j, Y'));
}
else{
p.setTitle(fmt(startDt, 'F j') + ' - ' + fmt(endDt, 'F j, Y'));
}
}
else{
p.setTitle(fmt(startDt, 'F j, Y') + ' - ' + fmt(endDt, 'F j, Y'));
}
},
// This is an application-specific way to communicate CalendarPanel event messages back to the user.
// This could be replaced with a function to do "toast" style messages, growl messages, etc. This will
// vary based on application requirements, which is why it's not baked into the CalendarPanel.
showMsg: function(msg){
Ext.fly('app-msg').update(msg).removeCls('x-hidden');
},
clearMsg: function(){
Ext.fly('app-msg').update('').addCls('x-hidden');
},
// OSX Lion introduced dynamic scrollbars that do not take up space in the
// body. Since certain aspects of the layout are calculated and rely on
// scrollbar width, we add a special class if needed so that we can apply
// static style rules rather than recalculate sizes on each resize.
checkScrollOffset: function() {
var scrollbarWidth = Ext.getScrollbarSize ? Ext.getScrollbarSize().width : Ext.getScrollBarWidth();
// We check for less than 3 because the Ext scrollbar measurement gets
// slightly padded (not sure the reason), so it's never returned as 0.
if (scrollbarWidth < 3) {
Ext.getBody().addCls('x-no-scrollbar');
}
if (Ext.isWindows) {
Ext.getBody().addCls('x-win');
}
}
},
function() {
/*
* A few Ext overrides needed to work around issues in the calendar
*/
Ext.form.Basic.override({
reset: function() {
var me = this;
// This causes field events to be ignored. This is a problem for the
// DateTimeField since it relies on handling the all-day checkbox state
// changes to refresh its layout. In general, this batching is really not
// needed -- it was an artifact of pre-4.0 performance issues and can be removed.
//me.batchLayouts(function() {
me.getFields().each(function(f) {
f.reset();
});
//});
return me;
}
});
// Currently MemoryProxy really only functions for read-only data. Since we want
// to simulate CRUD transactions we have to at the very least allow them to be
// marked as completed and successful, otherwise they will never filter back to the
// UI components correctly.
Ext.data.MemoryProxy.override({
updateOperation: function(operation, callback, scope) {
operation.setCompleted();
operation.setSuccessful();
Ext.callback(callback, scope || me, [operation]);
},
create: function() {
this.updateOperation.apply(this, arguments);
},
update: function() {
this.updateOperation.apply(this, arguments);
},
destroy: function() {
this.updateOperation.apply(this, arguments);
}
});
});