MikailCliftov

I'm trying to reuse a query object:
 
   var q = this._q;
    if (!q){
      q = this._q = SC.Query.create({
        recordType: Rapid.Application
      });
    }
    q.set('conditions', 'currentStep = %@');
    q.set('parameters', [this.get('content')]);

MikailCliftov

Creating the record: 
     var record = Rapid.store.createRecord(Rapid.Check, {
        guid: '@123'
      });
 relationA.get('checks').pushObject(record);
... set up an observer on record status
Rapid.store.commitRecords();

the record is created, but relationA.checks points to @123 instead of the storeKey's id (1000)

MikailCliftov

MyApp.aSimpleController= SC.ObjectController.create({
  contentBinding : SC.Binding.single('MyApp.anArrayController.selection')
});

MyApp.anotherArrayController= SC.ArrayController.create({
  abcBinding: 'MyApp.aSimpleController.content',
  xyzBinding: SC.Binding.oneWay('MyApp.anotherObjectController.content'),
  observeMe: function(){
    var abc= this.get('abc');
    var xyz= this.get('xyz');

MikailCliftov

          var result = Rapid.store.find(q);
          result.addObserver('status', Rapid.workflowChecksController, 'checkTypeQueryReturn');

the observer function fires only once with a value for status of null.... what am I doing wrong?

MikailCliftov

Rapid.isBusyController = SC.ArrayController.create({
  isBusy: NO,
  manageBusyState: function(item){
    this.set('isBusy', YES);
    if (item  && (status = item.get('status'))){
        while ((status = item.get('status')) & SC.Record.BUSY){
          SC.RunLoop.begin(); //<---no affect
          SC.RunLoop.end(); //<--- i guess the jobs in here affect teh status
        }

MikailCliftov

MyApp.SettingsListItemView = SC.View.extend(SC.ContentDisplay,{
  layout: {top:0, left:0, width:200, height: 32},
  contentDisplayProperties: 'settings somethingElse'.w(),
  render: function(context, firstTime){
    var content = this.get('content'), view;
    var settings = content.get('settings');
    var somethingElse = content.get('somethingElse');
    view = this.createChildView(SC.LabelView.design({
      //layout however you want
      value: settings

MikailCliftov

This works as an ArrayController:
Rapid.workflowCurrentApplicationController = SC.ArrayController.create({
    contentBinding: SC.Binding.single('Rapid.workflowApplicationsController.selection'),
    userBinding: SC.Binding.oneWay().from('Rapid.rootWorkflowController.content'),
    observeMe: function(){
      console.log('c '+this.get('content'));
      console.log('u: '+ this.get('user'));      
    }.observes('content', 'user')
});
output

MikailCliftov

//at a console in firefox:  should I see an alert with value 'hi' from the following:

q = Rapid.store.find(MyApp.A);
q.forEach(function(item){
 v = MyApp.store.materializeRecord(item.get('storeKey'));
console.log(v);
})

//inside of A SC.Record
aComputedProperty : function(){

MikailCliftov

      SC.TableColumn.create({
        key: 'phoneType',
        label: 'Type',
        exampleView: SC.SelectView,
        itemsBinding: 'MyApp.telephonetypesController.arrangedObjects',
        valueBinding: 'phoneType',
        itemTitleKey: 'displayName'
      })

The example view displays but is unpopulated.. I think its because the exampleView points to a class and not an object.  Is there a way to make the SelectView show up right?

MikailCliftov

  mainView : SC.TabView.design({
    layout : {
      top : 36,
      left : 40,
      right : 40,
      bottom : 40
    },
    nowShowing : 'stepsView',
    itemTitleKey : 'title',
    itemValueKey : 'value',