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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
Tutorials
Dojo DTL Basics
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
Extending dojo.dnd with a creator function
Following the Dojo philosophy of “build with, not on”, dojo.dnd provides a terrific API for getting the right behaviour for your app, with plenty of extension points and monkeypatching opportunities. Making a creator function for dojo.dnd.Container is the most obvious way to customize dojo.dnd, because it gets called anytime a container or avatar wants to visualize a data item.
Date added: June 24th, 2008 | Author: jbalogh
Separating Content from Presentation the Dojo Way
One of the cool things about Dojo is the dojo.xhrGet() function. It’s powerful because it makes transparent the browser dependent transports that make AJAX possible. In this cookie, we’re going to explore a simple use case in Dojo to separate content from the presentation of a page. This means that if you want to update some content of a specific portion of a page, you may not want to require the user to ‘refresh’ the entire page to see the new content. Read the rest of this entry »
Date added: June 18th, 2008 | Author: gtducati
dijit.Tree – server fetch on node expansion
Here’s an example of a Tree that pulls data from the server on child node expansion (clicking the “+” next to a node that has children) – dojo 1.1 or better required:
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Date added: June 7th, 2008 | Author: trutwijd
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