While I was using EXTjs 4.1, there were a couple of changes from 4.0.
I realized that in-case we have any logic in the views and we need to debug it, You will try using a break-point in the developer tools. And when you refresh the page to start debugging the break-point is lost. And this continues and then you cannot debug the app. The code in the controller may be by chance debuggable.
After searching a lot I found that we need to disabled the Loader caching. This is how you would do it your app.js
Ext.Loader.setConfig({
enabled: true,
disableCaching: false
});
Now you shall be able to debug and the break points will not be lost.
Huh!!.. hope this helps some one.
I realized that in-case we have any logic in the views and we need to debug it, You will try using a break-point in the developer tools. And when you refresh the page to start debugging the break-point is lost. And this continues and then you cannot debug the app. The code in the controller may be by chance debuggable.
After searching a lot I found that we need to disabled the Loader caching. This is how you would do it your app.js
Ext.Loader.setConfig({
enabled: true,
disableCaching: false
});
Now you shall be able to debug and the break points will not be lost.
Huh!!.. hope this helps some one.
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