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Let's say I have a json file with entries like this:
[ {"label":"Locations"}, {"label":"Clients"}, {"label":"Vehicles"} ]
Then I create a new DstoreAdapter
this.set('store',new DstoreAdapter(new RequestMemory({ target:'/chooser.json' })));
Then I create a FilteringSelect with:
obj=new FilteringSelect({ labelAttr:'label', searchAttr:'label' }); obj.set('store',this.store); obj.set('fetchProperties',{sort:[{attribute:'label'}]});
The first time you open the drop-down, the entries are in alpha order.
The second time you open the drop-down, the entries are in source order.
The simple work-around is to just sort the source file, so this is probably not a high-priority thing.
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Let's say I have a json file with entries like this:
Then I create a new DstoreAdapter
Then I create a FilteringSelect with:
The first time you open the drop-down, the entries are in alpha order.
The second time you open the drop-down, the entries are in source order.
The simple work-around is to just sort the source file, so this is probably not a high-priority thing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: