#26 in this Ext JS FAQ inspired me on how to combine 2 services output into a single grid. The concept was all that I needed. I ended with my own implementation following the same concept. For my practical use, I created 3 stores. The 3rd one held aggregate output from the first 2 stores. This was easier for me to add an extra column that doesn’t exist in the first two. I followed the same concept as the one presented in the response for Q&A #26: register a function that listened on ‘load’ event from the source store. In the function, I first removed old records originated from the same store before adding the new data from the source stores. This was probably un-necessary. I just wanted to makes sure that there wasn’t duplicates. Before I added the new data into the target store for the grid panel, I had updated each record for my needs. I had to use the records array generated from the source store and pass the modified version to the target store instead of creating my own records.
I am happy with the results and thanks to the authors of the FAQ. It helped.
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