Extjs Login Screen

Feb 13, 2012 · Switch cards on log in / log out and of course validate all actions on the server side. A view port that contains a login window. When the user logs in the log in window is removed from the view port and is replaced by the main application. Vice versa when the user logs out.

When user enters login/pwd, via ajax call , will call servlet and process login data. Upon login successful, based on user role, respective menu json built in server side and menu store is loaded with this json. This json has 'Logout' menu by default. So, when user logs out, will load Login screen …

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Aug 12, 2011 · The login page is basically a ExtJS FormPanel with a background image in the bodyStyle config and the textfields for username and password. The default alignment between label and input is horizontal and FormPanel arranges all the label and input fields in nice table rows format.

Apr 27, 2012 · First, I google for a nice panoramic picture with height suitable for a login screen. Then the image is cropped into the sky and ground images. For the sky image, the result image size is 1134 x 300. As for the ground image, I further cropped it as the same width as the login screen which is 480 x 68.

Window items. The first configuration we've added to the Login window is the items config. In containers, like the Form panel and the Login window itself, the items config may hold a Component or a Component configuration object. The items config may also be …

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I assume that you know how to use ExtJS, and just want to see how to implement a splash screen (loading page) as the user waits for the application to load.) In short, you’ll want code like this in your Ext.application function: