Support Policy

Our End User Licenses include 12 months of support and upgrades

We offer two levels of support, Standard and Premium.

Standard support

Our Standard support is provided in our Community Forums where you can post in any community forum. We try to respond within 2-3 business days, though we offer no guarantee on our response time. We answer questions with clear descriptions first, if you’ve left out vital parts about how to reproduce a particular issue – the issue may not receive any attention at all. For information on how to post a good question or issue report, please see this thread. In general, please try to provide as much information as possible including:

  • Component version (e.g. Scheduler v5.2.0)
  • Browser + version
  • OS + version
  • Step by step description
  • Any debugging you’ve done so far
  • Detailed error message + call stack if applicable
  • Full test case, zipped or link to online live example
  • Screen dumps

Premium support

Our Premium support is provided in our Premium Support Forums, questions asked in these forums are prioritized over other forum posts. You are of course allowed to use any of our regular Standard support forums as well. Normally we respond on the same business day and often within a few hours, though we offer no guarantee on the response time. Generally the response time depends on the quality of the information provided in the forum post. For information on how to post a good question or issue report, please see this thread.

Version Support

Our releases are named in the standard “Major.Minor.Patch” format. We support the latest major version of our components only. This means, when we release v3.0.0, we drop support for our 2.x versions. New features are only developed in the latest major version. Bug fixes are generally only provided in the latest release on the major version.

  • If you report a bug in v5.2.2, and the latest version is 1.2.5, if reproducible – it will be fixed in our bleeding edge and released in the next patch release (5.2.6). Bug fixes will not be provided for previous patch releases.
  • If you find a bug which is reproducible in our latest release, the fix is generally available in the next nightly build after the corresponding ticket has been marked as Resolved. You can then download it from our customer zone (though use nightlies at your own risk).

For our Ext JS based components, we offer two levels of support.

Standard support

Our Standard support is provided in our Community Forums where you can post in any community forum. We try to respond within 2-3 business days, though we offer no guarantee on our response time. We answer questions with clear descriptions first, if you’ve left out vital parts about how to reproduce a particular issue – the issue may not receive any attention at all. For information on how to post a good question or issue report, please see this thread. In general, please try to provide as much information as possible including:

  • Framework version (Ext JS v4.2.0)
  • Component version (Ext Scheduler v5.2.0)
  • Browser + version + OS
  • Step by step description
  • Any debugging you’ve done so far
  • Detailed error message if applicable
  • Full test case, zipped or link to online live example
  • Screen dumps

If you provide a runnable test case as part of your report, we will prioritize your question before other Standard support questions.

Premium support

Our Premium support is provided in our Premium Support Forums where you can post in our dedicated Premium product forums. Questions asked in these forums are prioritized over other forum posts. You’re of course also allowed to use any of our regular Standard support forums. Normally we respond on the same business day and often within a few hours, though we offer no guarantee on the response time. Generally the response time depends on the quality of the information provided in the forum post. If you submit a runnable test case, we will prioritize your question over other Premium support questions. For information on how to post a good question or issue report, please see this thread.

Version Support

Our releases are named in the standard “Major.Minor.Patch” format. We support the latest major version of our components only. This means, when we release v3.0.0, we will drop support for our 2.x line. New features are only developed in the latest major version. Bug fixes are only provided in the latest release on the major version.

If you report a bug in v5.2.2, and the latest version is 5.2.5, if reproducible – it will be fixed in our bleeding edge and released in the next patch release (5.2.6). Bug fixes will not be provided for previous patch releases.
If you find a bug which is reproducible in our latest release, the fix is generally available in the next nightly build after the corresponding ticket has been marked as Resolved. You can then download it from our customer zone (though use nightlies at your own risk).
In some edge cases (upon request), we may be able to provide a bug fix for an earlier minor release, if that release is on a substantially different version of Ext JS (e.g. v4.1.0 vs v4.2.0). We offer no guarantee on the delivery date of such a bug fix.

Ext JS Version Support

Ideally we would like to support all versions of the underlying framework in every release of our products. In reality, this is impossible to do in a single code base. For our components, we will always try to support the latest public framework release and the latest subscription release. Bug fixes and new features are only provided on our latest version. Bug fixes for older framework versions that are not currently supported will not be provided. An example:

The latest public release on the latest major framework version (i.e. Ext JS 4.1.1).
The latest subscriber release on the latest major framework version, if it is greater than the latest public release (i.e. Ext JS 4.1.3).
Please note that there may be a delay before we are able to ‘catch up’ to support the most recently released framework version. Normally this shouldn’t take more than a month or two, but it all depends on the amount of changes made to that particular framework version.

FAQ

How do I know which Ext JS versions you support?
We aim to support the latest public and latest support subscription release on the latest major version of Ext JS. Please see our public change logs for each individual product to learn which Ext JS versions are supported for each release. You can always find our older releases compatible with previous versions of the framework in our Customer Zone.

I am using an older version of Ext JS and I found a bug, what should I do?
If you’re using an older version of Ext JS, first try to upgrade to the latest supported version and see if that fixes the issue. If it doesn’t, you should report this as a bug to us and we’ll try to get it fixed. If upgrading isn’t an option for you, you will need to try to debug the issue yourself. You can also contact us and use our professional services, subject to our availability. In general, we advise you to try to stay on the latest stable Ext JS version available.