I am attempting to use
while iterating over an array of fields. When the field is a FilteringSelect, in IE6 the dojo.query returns undefined (Firefox returns the correct DOM field). When looking at the DOM output of the the FilteringSelect for both browsers, I noticed there is no 'name' attribute associated with dijit field, just the 'name' associated with the 'display: none' text field that stores the value.
I have a custom widget that contains a FilteringSelect and works fine in FireFox and Safari but autocomlete is not working properly in IE6; When typing in the text box the choices menu is displayed and the first matching choice is set to the value of the textbox, but the cursor move to the end of the text instead of highlighting the remaining text as intended. The datastore is set in postCreate.
I'm trying to use dijits for the first time, and am running into some weird bugs in IE6. I'm testing using the dialog example from dojocampus, and when I first run it, it works. However, if I refresh the browser, I get an alert message that says:
Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site http://mysite.
Operation aborted
and then I get IE's page can not be displayed. If I quit the browser and go to the page again, it works again.
So basically I'm implementing dojo into a new chat system I'm working on.
We are trying to support as many people as possible, and I'm trying to figure out if we are approaching this the right way. So if anyone can answer any of my questions that would be great.
1. Can Dojo work with the firefox plugin: NoScript
2. Are the complications with referencing the javascript file on a different domain as the site is servered on (ie: googleapis)
3. Is Dojo as reliable as Iframes, or do developers really still have to deal with that. If so, can dojo also fall back onto iframes?
Hi,
Am I right in seeing that dojo feature explorer doesn't work properly in IE? The buttons at the top are all screwy in my IE6.
Is this correct for you guys too?
Very surprising that the showcase for a JS library doesn't work on 25% of browsers.
Hopefully, it's something on my end...
Hi,
I have a problem setting hRef property of a dijit.layout.ContentPane to .aspx target on IE6.
In generall it works fine, but on IE6 (in my case win2k) the pane content shows the text undefined after loading. I have tried to set the static HTML property href and set the href by Javascriptcode using the setHRef function. I see things in context with ASP.NET. Because pane text is "undefined" when I set href to a dynamic .aspx. Setting href to static .htm or .html file will work in IE6. All other browsers are working with .aspx files
I'm in the process of learning Dojo (I'm using v1.1.1) and ran across a serious problem I can't figure out. Could be me doing something stupid, I suppose, but here's the deal. I've created a test web page to try out various things. The head section starts with the following code:
<style rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
@import "dojo-release-1.1.1/dojo/resources/dojo.css";
@import "dojo-release-1.1.1/dijit/themes/tundra/tundra.css";
@import "styles.css";
</style>On IE 6 and with Dojo 1.1.1, the menu items of the mail demo are
displayed one above next. With IE 7, it is worse: only the first menu
item is shown. At the other hand, the demonstration
http://dojotoolkit.org/demos/email-using-1-0 with Dojo 1.0 looks right
(I mean the menu items displayed side by side).
I'm using
IE 7.0.5730.13
IE 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.070227-2254
FF 3.0.1
Please find below the screen dumps for IE 6, IE 7 and FF 3 (They are hosted by http://www.kadrane.com):
This works for FF but I can't get it to work in IE. The my.DialogContent widget is dropped into my.Dialog using my.Dialog.setHref(). It instantiates correctly creating the widget and its components and runs their declarative scripts but doesn't run the top ones I've put in the code block below. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)
PS. The init method that is not being overwritten below is invoked in my.DialogContent postCreate
Ignore the fact I took out the < and > brackets below wasn't showing the code block when I left them in
I originally created a custom widget in dojo .4 version. My old widget worked both in FF as well as IE6.
Recently I migrated the widget to Dojo 1.0. I have having trouble gettting my widget to work in IE. It works OK in Firefox.
Here is my template code:
<div dojoAttachPoint="LogTableDomNode"> </div>
Here is the code I have in the fillInTemplate that was included inside the widget. The objective of this code was to replace the above template code with a HTML Table.
fillInTemplate: function() {
