I\'ve been trying to figure this out all evening but to no avail. I have a JSON structure as follows (coming from another system so I can\'t change its structure):
I've added a converter to allow the template access the data in the model consistently regardless if a single object or an array is returned.
Ext.regModel("ParentModel", {
fields: [
{name: 'parentId', type: 'string'},
{name: 'children', convert:
function(value, record) {
if (value.child) {
if (value.child instanceof Array) {
return value.child;
} else {
return [value.child]; // Convert to an Array
}
}
return value.child;
}
}
],
proxy: {
type: 'ajax',
url : 'models.json',
reader: {
type: 'json',
root: 'parents.parent' // this works fine
}
}
});
Note: I don't actually need to define the ChildrenModel. I guess I can get away without defining it as Sencha must be automatically type converting it.
Ran into a similar problem recently..I think.
You need to specify the mapping to the data you want in your model. For example :
Ext.regModel('Album', {
fields: [
{name: 'artist_name', mapping: 'album.artist.name'},
{name: 'artist_token', mapping: 'album.artist.token'},
{name: 'album_name', mapping: 'album.name'},
{name: 'token', mapping: 'album.token'},
{name: 'small_cover_url', mapping: 'album.covers.s'},
{name: 'large_cover_url', mapping: 'album.covers.l'}
]/*,
getGroupString : function(record) {
return record.get('artist.name')[0];
},*/
});
consumes this JSON:
{
"album":{
"covers":{
"l":"http://media.audiobox.fm/images/albums/V3eQTPoJ/l.jpg?1318110127",
"m":"http://media.audiobox.fm/images/albums/V3eQTPoJ/m.jpg?1318110127",
"s":"http://media.audiobox.fm/images/albums/V3eQTPoJ/s.jpg?1318110127"
},
"artist":{
"name":"New Order",
"token":"OyOZqwkN"
},
"name":"(The Best Of)",
"token":"V3eQTPoJ"
}
},