JsonRestStore.isDirty() returns same value for all stores.

[Razvan Lungu]

When using two or more JsonRestStore? instances isDirty() will return the same result for both stores.

let's consider we have to clean jsonRestStores:

Doing a clean fetch will show both stores as not dirty (isDirty() == false), but changing one or more items in jsonRestStore_01 will mark both stores as dirty (isDirty() == true for both stores) even though nothing was changed in jsonRestStore_02.

Using save() on jsonRestStore_02 won't trigger a POST or PUT request, but doing it on jsonRestStore_01 (the one that has actually been modified) will result in a POST/PUT request.

After doing jsonRestStore_01.save() both stores will be clean again.

This scenario was tested with different store dataproviders returning items with their IDs set properly. The same behavior is noticed when using both sync/async modes.

Using multiple asynchronous stores is almost impossible since I can't keep track of when the real dirty stores finish saving.

Test environment:

Browser: FireFox? 7.0 OS: Windows 7 x64 Steps: instantiate two JsonRestStores?, fetch() on them, .changing() on one store's item, check .isDirty() on both stores. E-mail: [email protected]…

[Razvan Lungu]

dojo code

[Razvan Lungu]

dataprovider for store_01

[Razvan Lungu]

dataprovider for store_02

[Colin Snover]

dojox/data is ​abandoned. Some dojox/data stores have been upgraded to use the Dojo Store API and can be found at ​https://github.com/kfranqueiro/dojo-smore.