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Was helping someone with adding a checkbox to an Ext.MessageBox object and here's the quick example I came up with. ExtJS makes it pretty darned easy. [javascript] Ext.MessageBox.show({ title: 'Verification', msg: 'Please approve...

The ExtJS framework has a GridPanel object with the ability to group items into sections defined by the developer.  It uses a GroupingStore, and a GroupingView in order to visually group items into a loose tree-type structure. The biggest benefit...

I can't believe it took this long for this to click in my head. I'm sure I had seen the bubbleEvents() config option on ExtJS component documentation before, but my eyes just swept over it like when you're looking for your kid in a crowd. the unimportant...

Pretty straightforward example of expanding and collapsing all grouped rows by clicking on the Checkbox item. See this code in action // Sample JSON data for teammates, their department // and compensation rate var Teammates = [{ tmID: 1,...

I've been using the AjaxCFC library for years. It's my preferred way of integrating Javascript and ColdFusion via AJAX. I've even modified it from its original form so that my implementation was strictly for integration with jQuery, only returns JSON...

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I am a technologist, and have been ever since 1980 when I got my very first TRS-80 and programmed it to do my math homework. I love to share the gift of technology with others and show them the wonderful things it can do for them, and how they should not fear it, but embrace it.

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