I am trying to implement a filteringselect(dojo) I am trying to get the values from a memory store. I am able to see the filteringselect on my page but it is not returning any thing and firebug keeps saying that store.fetch is not a function

Below is the code snippet. Any clues?

store1 = new dojo.store.Memory({data: fArr});
   var f1 = new dijit.form.FilteringSelect({
                    name: "Ans",
                    searchAttr: "No",
                    placeHolder: "Select",
                    store: store1
                }, "filteringSelect");
        f1 .placeAt("s1");

Regards.

I am trying to implement a filteringselect(dojo) I am trying to get the values from a memory store. I am able to see the filteringselect on my page but it is not returning any thing and firebug keeps saying that store.fetch is not a function

Below is the code snippet. Any clues?

store1 = new dojo.store.Memory({data: fArr});
   var f1 = new dijit.form.FilteringSelect({
                    name: "Ans",
                    searchAttr: "No",
                    placeHolder: "Select",
                    store: store1
                }, "filteringSelect");
        f1 .placeAt("s1");

Regards.

• javascript
• dojo
• dijit.form

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dojo.store.Memory uses the new store API, while FilteringSelect is trying to access it with the old API (fetch).

You can try to use the dojo.store.DataStore adapter in order to pass a new style store to something that expects the old interface.

new dijit.form.FilteringSelect({
    //...
    store: dojo.store.DataStore(store1)
});

store:dojo.data.ObjectStore({ objectStore:store1}) this worked for me..