updateRecord getting called when I destroy the view Contains it - Sencha

Question

I have a list of Rooms and each rooms have a calender to book. Each time some one clicked on the Room, I am dynamically loading the calender of it. When I load, I will delete the already loaded calender and create new view of the calender. Whenever I am destroying the view(which contains dataview to load calender), the 'updaterecord' is getting called. Is it the default behaviour or is there any other way I can remove or destroy it?

Can some one help me out please.....

Hard to say without seeing the actual code you're using. Can you show how you create the view, and how you destroy it? Also, how have you determined that updaterecord is being called? — rixo

totev totev · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-13T08:10:39

Take a look at the inherited destroy() method in Ext.Component. It calls this.setRecord(null), which then calls updateRecord() with null.

Try capturing this behaviour using:

updateRecord: function(newRecord) {
    if (newRecord) {
        // do stuff
    }
}

updateRecord getting called when I destroy the view Contains it - Sencha

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