I would like to use Ext\'s String method on some text that will be output to the view.
For example:
itemTpl: [
...
\'
This should solve your problem:
'',
'',
'{post_text_teaser}
',
'{timestamp}
',
'',
'{[Ext.String.ellipsis(values.post_text_teaser,4,false)]}
',
' '
you can find more information about the XTemplate at Sencha Docs
The thing with template member function is that as far as I know you cannot define them directly in the itemTpl in the regular way, but need to explicitly define a new XTemplate and then use that in your itemTpl. See example:
var tpl = new XTemplate(
'',
'',
'{post_text_teaser}
',
'{timestamp}
',
'',
'{[this.shorten(values.post_text_teaser)]}
',
' ',
{
shorten: function(name){
return Ext.String.ellipsis(name,4,false);
}
}
);
...
itemTpl: tpl,
...
Senchafiddle example
This should work fine as will the code below (just insert the code from the XTemplate above).
itemTpl: new XTemplate(...),
Senchafiddle example
Hope that this sortens it out!
edit noticed that I hade missed the closing tags, sometimes it works without them, but it's good practice to always use them as they could cause interesting errors (in this case a missing bracket on the generated code).