A quick suggestion.. instead of doing this:
if(!v.Accounts) {
v.Accounts = {};
}

You can use this shorthand:
v.Accounts = v.Accounts || {};

One of “the good parts” of JavaScript that I learned from Douglas Crockford’s book with the same name.

I’m struggling to create a proper solution for asynchronous requests. Even the above approach doesn’t seem to work for me either.

Has anyone booked any progress on this they’d like to share?

Cheers!
Wouter

win.add(ui);

You do something like:

var template = CreateTemplateHelper(); // creates the standard view for every page..
template.add(ui);
win.add(template);

If you need additional help on this, just add some source code and I can help you out via email.

John

I’m using this great framework of yours on a project, on which we need to implement a menu similar to the one on the facebook or path applications, revealed under the main window as it slides to the right ( http://cl.ly/231M0O3v3S2W1r1u1R0B – http://cl.ly/1a0Z0K1a0f2X0m1F013B )

Problem is, I don’t understand well enough how your Mvc.render function works.
I’ve successfully added some views to the main window inside this function, but it just doesn’t seem right to add specific UI elements in this generic function…

How would you recommend including app-wide UI components, or using a templating system with this MVC ?

First,
Tk u very much for this framework -> easy to use.

Second,
I would like to return my view (C -> V) in the function xhr.onreadystatechange.

Somethink like this :
xhr.onreadystatechange = function() {
if (xhr.readyState == 4) {
c.nameControler.view(‘view’, value)
}
};

but i don’t succeed in

Third,

Sorry i just start in js and in your framework maybe my question is trivial.

Tk u very much.

First we want to thank you for this amazing work. Titanium community needs guys like you who push things to the next level and take time to help other dev.
We have a problem, something that we don’t succeed. In our view we have created a “pull down to refresh” scroll this calls an action from our controller called UpdateData. This action request new data in our db, map the data to our viewmodel and then we have a problem.
The problem is that we don’t want to return a new view but we want to call a function inside our current view ( or update the current view)

Thanks a lot, regards,

Alexis (France)

In any case, just wanted to thank you for your work on the MVC model this year. It’s proven very valuable to us as Titanium really needs something like this to keep bigger projects stable and well structured.

I myself and the rest of the dev team here at IBBT in Belgium are wishing you all the best for the holidays.

Best regards.

If you are validating the text input and you are popping up an alert for some reason, you could say that this only has to do with the view so the logic could be placed in the view — on the flip side, you may think that any validation should be done in the controller so you send a request on each keystroke to an action and populate the ui based on the result of the action. I would prefer the latter.

Anyway, I should add some modification so you could return any object from an action and only render the object when you call ‘return this.View()’

In the meantime, in your view call ‘this.action(“Default”, {value : text.value, result : someBool })’ and do not return a value from the controller. This way you can use ‘someBool’ (or another value as your result) to modify the ui. Also, since you are not returning a value from the action it will not refresh the UI (like I said, I want to change this so the UI is only updated when you return a view).

Another thing you may want to do is bind the textbox value to the value in the object you send to the validation action (utils.bind). This way you can modify the textbox inside the action.