Simple callback question

Published by: anonym 2009-01-07

Let's say we have this...

function whatever(node) {
node.collapse(true);

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alert("1");
}

How do I call alert("1") AFTER "collapse" has successfully finished collapsing all the nodes?

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The collapse event is fired after the collapse annimation ends.

from looking at the api docs for TreeNode, the collapse method does not support a callback function while the expand method does.

No, but it does have a collapse event, e.g.

function whatever(node) {

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node.on('collapse', function(node) {
alert('1');
}, node, {single: true});
node.collapse(true);
}

That's an "on" event. I'm looking more for a completed "after" event.

Do you mind going over your extension? I was looking at createCallback, but I must be doing something wrong cause it's not working.

from looking at the api docs for TreeNode, the collapse method does not support a callback function while the expand method does. Sure would be nice to see a little more consistency in method calls from the Ext team...
It should be pretty easy to extend collapse to include the same callback support that expand uses though.