There's a bug when using Ext.direct with Form if api.submit is a string instead of a function.

On Mozilla Firefox, if api.submit is a string, the first submit just do nothing (internally it resolves the function but not call it) and the second submit works

if api.submit is a function, it works.


On Google Chrome, it always works even if api.submit is a string or a function.


I "solved" the bug by removing the line "me.cleanup(formInfo);" in Ext.form.action.DirectSubmit



Code:



Ext.override(Ext.form.action.DirectSubmit, {
    extend:'Ext.form.action.Submit',
    requires: ['Ext.direct.Manager'],
    alternateClassName: 'Ext.form.Action.DirectSubmit',
    alias: 'formaction.directsubmit',

    type: 'directsubmit',

    doSubmit: function() {
        var me = this,
            form = me.form,
            api = form.api,
            fn = api.submit,
            callback = Ext.Function.bind(me.onComplete, me),
            formInfo = me.buildForm(),
            options;
        if (typeof fn !== 'function') {
            //<debug>
            var fnName = fn;
            //</debug>
            
            api.submit = fn = Ext.direct.Manager.parseMethod(fn);
//            me.cleanup(formInfo);
            
            //<debug>
            if (!Ext.isFunction(fn)) {
                Ext.Error.raise('Cannot resolve Ext.Direct API method ' + fnName);
            }
            //</debug>
        }
        if (me.timeout || form.timeout) {
            options = {
                timeout: me.timeout * 1000 || form.timeout * 1000
            };
        }
        fn.call(window, formInfo.formEl, callback, me, options);
        me.cleanup(formInfo);
    },

    // Direct actions have already been processed and therefore
    // we can directly set the result; Direct Actions do not have
    // a this.response property.
    processResponse: function(result) {
        return (this.result = result);
    },
    
    onComplete: function(data, response){
        if (data) {
            this.onSuccess(data);
        } else {
            this.onFailure(null);
        }
    }
});