I was recently trying to set the maximum height of an Extjs.menu.Menu and wasted way too much time on it, including posting on the Sencha forums and waiting in vain for a reply. But I now have a solution, and here it is, for the greater good of humanity...
What I tried that failed was something like:
menu = new Ext.menu.Menu({
id: 'menu',
style: '',
items: items,
renderTo: 'center_region',
showSeparator: false,
maxHeight: 100,
autoScroll: true,
enableScrolling: true
});
menu.showAt([x, y]);
I tried various settings of autoHeight, style, etc. as well and nothing seemed to work. Adding the height attribute (height: 100) actually made a difference, but it now set the height permanently to 100px rather that a maximum of 100px, which resulted in a number of unsightly gaps at the bottom of the menu when the number of items was small.
The solution that finally worked for me was the following:
reportsMenu = new Ext.menu.Menu({
id: 'reportsMenu',
showSeparator: false,
boxMaxHeight: 150,
autoScroll: true,
enableScrolling: true,
items: selectedReports
});
reportsMenu.showAt([x, y]);
reportsMenu.syncSize();
How one is supposed to figure that out from the Ext documentation beats me (unless hours of trial and error is intended). FYI I was using Extjs 3.1.1, in case it is ever updated to be more intuitive and the meaning of properties changes in future.
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