Hi,
I am wondering if dijit (or dojo.DnD) includes functions to help laying out widgets (or general DOM elements) so it is possible to prevent overlap between 2 giving nodes?
My use case is that when a dialog pops up, it overlaps some content that I want to be visible when the dialog is up. So, I have to manually specify the location to the dialog. But it gets messy very quickly.
Hey I am trying to get the tests from dojo toolkit working at my site http://andydaykin.com/tests/container.html but nothing shows up, the original code is at http://archive.dojotoolkit.org/nightly/dojotoolkit/dijit/tests/layout/te...
I have dojo 1.2 installed on my server, I copied the code except for the paths to the libraries and css. I don't understand why mine isn't working. I tried a simpler example to at http://andydaykin.com/tests/container1.html, but I still couldn't get it to work.
What am I doing wrong?
I have a table whose elements are div (inside each td element).
I need to attach dinamically to some of those divs a tooltip displaying infos.
The problem is that often (and randomly acting different times on the same div) the positioning of the Tooltip is wrong and misleading (it seems to refer to another element of the table).
It would seem that I don't fully understand the way BorderContainer is suppose to function. I've boiled down my code to what I hope is a short enough example. First the code, then I'll note the issues I am having with this test case.
@import "dojo/dijit/themes/tundra/tundra.css";
@import "dojo/dojo/resources/dojo.css";
dojo.require("dojo.parser");
dojo.require("dijit.layout.ContentPane");
I've been playing with this dijit.layout.bordercontainer for a while now, why is this so difficult?
Ultimately, I'm trying to set up a calendar layout which takes up the entire screen. If I have to use a fixed width, that is ok, too. For now, though, I'm just trying to make a very simple bordercontainer. Here is my code so far, why does this display so ugly?
EBS Portal - ControlM Calendar
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It's better for DOJO to make a widget just like "CaseCadingDropDown" in MicroSoft-Asp.net's AjaxToolkit.
We know , we always have to make two "" or more when we want to make "Country-Town-Street-PostCode" select .
So why don't we just make a widigt called "CaseCadingDropDown" like MicroSoft called ?
I think this widigit will be very helpful , I have found so many questions about "How to make FilterSelect dynamic" in this forum.
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The "ItemFileReadSotre" must be extended.
Right now , I use "FilterSelect" and "ItemFileReadSotre" to make my "CaseCadingDropDown" ,
Hi. I am creating a grid programmatically, and I have the following problems:
* I can't get the grid to position where I want unless I use a BorderContainer to put the grid in.
* Cell headers are printed over the first row of data in the grid
* Tundra CSS theme seems not to be working.
Why do I need BorderContainer? How do I fix the cell headers? How do get the tundra theme to work?
Full working code example (Sorry for long post, i cut the file into blocks for highlighting).
I can't find this answer in the Book of Dojo. I'm nesting layout containers inside layout containers. When should I call addChild() to add it to the parent container?
Should I add them as I create them?....
...or should I create all of them first, and then add them together at the end?
var bc1 = new dijit.layout.BorderContainer(...);
I have a Grid where the model is dynamically created (as a dojox.grid.data.Objects object) from Ajax JSON data. Certain fields can contain quite long text data, so I am specifying widths (in em) in the view definition. When I use a layout structure with a single view I have no problems with the initial display. However, I would like to use a layout structure with first two columns in a fixed (noscroll: true) view and the remaining columns in a separate, scrolling view.
I'm trying to align some form fields within an accordion pane, and I'm not allowed to use html table. I tried using LayoutContainer or SplitContainer and ContentPane, but the ContentPane's all overlap. Is there a solution?
