Justin, thanks as always for your response. On #1, yes, I didn't type the sample properly, I am calling the base method, like:
models: function(data) {
return this._super(data.nested.results);
},
On #2, yes, I'm referring to the fact that my override of findAll does not receive the success/error callbacks that my controller actually provides when it makes the call. I think it's highly confusing that when I call MyModel.findAll(myparams, mysuccess, myerror)my overridden implementation of MyModel.findAll method only receives the myparams argument. If nothing else, I think this behavior deserves a little more explanation in the docs or something.
Let me take some time to review your full response and poke around more. Thanks again for the response, and all your awesome work on JMVC and CanJS!
models: function(data) {
return this._super(data.nested.results);
},
On #2, yes, I'm referring to the fact that my override of findAll does not receive the success/error callbacks that my controller actually provides when it makes the call. I think it's highly confusing that when I call MyModel.findAll(myparams, mysuccess, myerror)my overridden implementation of MyModel.findAll method only receives the myparams argument. If nothing else, I think this behavior deserves a little more explanation in the docs or something.
Let me take some time to review your full response and poke around more. Thanks again for the response, and all your awesome work on JMVC and CanJS!