ExtJS formBind button on form’s item config
ExtJS' monitorValid config is a cool way to enable/disable a button depending whether the form is valid.
However, the formBind button can only work when the button is placed in a 'button' configuration of the form.
What if we want to put it in the item config together with the rest of the field instead?
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enabling keypress in fields
in extjs API docs at http://www.extjs.com/deploy/dev/docs it's mentioned you can attach key events, however in config it never list the enableKeyEvents parameters (forgot about it??). So basically what you need to do is add the parameter then attach the events as such:
var field = new Ext.form.TextField({ enableKeyEvents: true }); field.on('keypress', function() { //set code });
thats all... if your keypress still not working, just ensure you are working on ext 2.1
