In Sencha 1.1.0 and 1.1.1 the numberfield is pretty useful, but on the iPhone it shows up a bit too short. A simple fix to this:
.x-field.x-field-number {
background-color: white!important;
}
This doesn’t seem to work on Ext.List, but you can add a List with “scroll:false” as a child of an Ext.Panel with “scroll:true” and add this listener to the Ext.Panel. Now the next time the user goes back to that panel, they are at the top of the list, form, content, etc.
listeners : {
hide : function() {
this.scroller.scrollTo({ x: 0, y: 0 })
}
}
There are really only two approaches. One is to send a notice to your server to send a particular user an email. For lightweight requirements, you can just do this:
var msg = {
subject : "My genius email",
body : "Something about rabid squirrels in your coffee... nothing wakes you up, like rabies in your cup"
};
window.location = "mailto:" + MyApp.User.Email + "?" + Ext.urlEncode(msg);
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