Folks,
I have a combobox component backed by a JSONStore. The data loaded into the store is returning null for the combobox's value. The value is an int. The JSON decode process is converting the null value into a zero; causing the combobox to fail to render when it attempts to find the pk, zero that doesn't exist in its backing store.
I've found the useNull: config option for data.Field objects, upgraded to 3.3.0 Final and set my int value for the combobox to useNull:true. This isn't having any affect at all, unfortunately. The decoded value is still being changed from null to zero.
Any ideas about how to not set the field to a zero when the data for a JSON field is null?
Here's a pic of what's going on. Notice the data: value is zero, but the JSON value is null.
Thanks!
(gah! stoopid reputation < 10 so I can't directly post the pic. View it here: debug pic )
Also, here's my store's field config:
fields: [
{name:"id", type:"int"},
{name:"occurenceDate", dateFormat: 'Y-m-d\\TH:i:s', type:"date"},
{name:"docketNumber", type:"string"},
{name:"courtLocationId", type:"int", useNull:true},
{name:"assignedOfficerId", type:"int", useNull:true},
{name:"primaryIncidentTypeId", type:"int", useNull:true},
{name:"secondaryIncidentTypeId", type:"int", useNull:true},
{name:"tertiaryIncidentTypeId", type:"int", useNull:true},
{name:"incidentLocation", type:"string"},
{name:"summary", type:"string"},
{name:"personalItemsSeized", type:"string"},
"supplements",
"parties",
"judgeIds"
]
Try using it without type declaration. You may also use convert method:
{
name: "primaryIncidentTypeId",
convert: function(value, row) {
return (value == null) ? null : parseInt(value);
}
}