I have read the SO question: Controller for Buttons Sencha Touch 2 [Solved] to achieve tapping the button. It works!
Unfortunately, I need tapping on the container, not the button. Once I change xtype:'container'
, to xtype:'button'
, it taps fine and I see the console.log
message so everything works fine. Once I change it back to xtype:'container'
, it stops working, there is no console.log
message.
So, my question is: how to make tap event working for my xtype:'container'
? Why does it work for buttons only? Am I missing something?
P.S. As far as I see there is no tap event for container. What's the solution then? Would making a button to have several strings of a text and a background be a solution?
OK, based on your answers, it is still unclear, how to make the button look like the container. The container is an image with two strings above. Here is my container:
{
xtype:'container',
cls:'home-img',
id: 'home-img',
layout : {
type : 'vbox',
align: 'middle'
},
items:[
{ xtype:'container',
html:'Your current rate is:'
},
{ xtype:'container',
tpl:'{rate}'
}
],
},
Once I replace xtype:'container'
, with xtype:'button'
, I'm having difficulties to show {rate} parameter and unable to make two strings.
In Sencha, there is no tap
event available for a container. A container basically works like something which can hold different inner components/elements. However, you can indeed workaround if you want a tap event to be placed on container. As you have mentioned, you can go ahead and create a button, set a background, and set some strings (But that's not what a button should be used for, though). Or you can just set HTML with the desired string and background, make it a div and set Onclick event on it.