The following sample shows how you can iterate an ExtJS store (as used with a grid) and add some of the results as an JSON string to your Ext.Ajax request. It comes handy if you want to add results of more than one store or just some fields to the request. This is how to do it Don”t forget to decode the string on the server.
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