New to dojo. I intended to put together a documentation system using many existing html docs, similar to the ExtJS API docs. The external docs are all largish, valid html fragments. The docs will load fine using:
// center or main sub-container
var mainCP = new dojox.layout.ContentPane({
id: 'mainCP',
region: 'center',
href: 'content/modules/DipFilter.html',
style: 'padding-left: 1em;',
refreshOnShow: true,
parseOnLoad: false,
preventCache: true,
executeScripts:false
}, document.createElement("div"));
The html fragments contain no dojo markup. At the end of the dojo.onPageLoad function, something like:
dojo.query('toolbar_1');
returns an empty array, while <div id="toolbar_1"></div> does exist in the doc. With: dojo.query('#mainCP'), I get the HTMLDivElement created for the contentPane, but can't seem to get past it. This may be the same as bug: http://trac.dojotoolkit.org/ticket/3849. If so, could someone confirm? It has been pushed to ver1.3 and is a bit of a show stopper for me, as I don't want to modify all the existing docs. If this is the case, could someone elaborate in a few lines on the suggested workaround?
"the workaround here is to specify innerHTML on a container after using the dojox XML DOM serialization function:"
thks

you should run the
you should run the dojo.query after you are sure that the content is loaded which should be something like
.... new dijit.layout.ContentPane({
....
onLoad: function(){
dojo.query('toolbar_1');...
},
....
});
Greetings,
Nikolai
That got me going again
That got me going again Nikolai. I picked a bad time to try dojo, with the api documentation being offline (am Linux-only so can't use the offline stuff).
Thanks a lot.