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// ==========================================================================
// ViewBuilder
// ==========================================================================

// This is the function that will start your app running.  The default 
// implementation will load any fixtures you have created then instantiate
// your controllers and awake the elements on your page.
//
// As you develop your application you will probably want to override this.
// See comments for some pointers on what to do next.
//
function main() {
  
  // Step 1: Load Your Model Data
  // The default code here will load the fixtures you have defined.
  // Comment out the preload line and add something to refresh from the server
  // when you are ready to pull data from your server.
  ViewBuilder.server.preload(ViewBuilder.FIXTURES) ;

  // TODO: refresh() any collections you have created to get their records.
  // ex: ViewBuilder.contacts.refresh() ;
  
  // Step 2: Instantiate Your Views
  // The default code just activates all the views you have on the page. If
  // your app gets any level of complexity, you should just get the views you
  // need to show the app in the first place, to speed things up.
  SC.page.awake() ;

  // Step 3. Set the content property on your primary controller.  
  // This will make your app come alive!
  
  // TODO: Set the content property on your primary controller
  // ex: ViewBuilder.contactsController.set('content',ViewBuilder.contacts);
  
} ;

Version data entries

7 entries across 7 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
sproutcore-0.9.11	clients/view_builder/main.js
sproutcore-0.9.12	clients/view_builder/main.js
sproutcore-0.9.10	clients/view_builder/main.js
sproutcore-0.9.13	clients/view_builder/main.js
sproutcore-0.9.7	clients/view_builder/main.js
sproutcore-0.9.8	clients/view_builder/main.js
sproutcore-0.9.9	clients/view_builder/main.js