When using drag handles, there is a need to notify the user where the handle is. It is custom that an element that can be dragged notifies it by changing the cursor once the cursor is over the element. Usually, the cursor in use for such notification is the move cursor. Read the rest of this entry »
Date added: June 23rd, 2009 | Author: Yoav Rubin
Dragging and dropping seems like a simple user task - you go with the cursor to an element that supports this behavior, press the mouse, move it and release the mouse button and the element that you selected is now located in a new place.
Date added: June 9th, 2009 | Author: Yoav Rubin
Ajax applications are sometimes a bit like super models - visually impressive but not always well behaved.
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Date added: May 17th, 2009 | Author: ckeene
To make unit test writing a useful and painless exercise, you need efficiency and repeatability. In this cookie I’ll introduce a simple test fixture class for use with Dojo’s unit test harness (DOH) that will mean less typing for you, and get you thinking about how to structure and write useful unit tests for your javascript.
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Date added: May 7th, 2009 | Author: sfoster
In this tutorial I want to show you the basics of using the extremely powerful templating language DTL when writing your own custom widgets. Dijit already comes with a powerful template mechanism dijit._Templated but sometimes you need a bit more flexibility - dojox.dtl is exactly what you need in those cases.
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Date added: April 17th, 2009 | Author: nonken
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