I am having trouble with the filteringSelect dijits displaying correctly. I am passing a width style in the digit parameters to get the selects to display at the necessary width, but I can't seem to get the dropdown button to move all the way to the right of the select box. Any ideas?

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Hi,

I'm developing a JPS portlet and I'm using DOJO in it, everything works except for the look of the DateTextbox, it appears as a frid of numbers without any style in it.

Because I'm making a portlet I don't have a "body" tag to set the class to any theme, I have define the class directly insto some divs like this;

<div id="mainTabContainer" dojoType="dijit.layout.TabContainer" style="width:500px;height:160px" class="soria">

And that gave the tabs the style I wanted but nothing happens with the DateTextbox.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Hi everybody,
I am coming here in hope for an answer to a situation I am having at with a Grid widget. I would like to use this widget to display xml data in an iframe. The iframe would contain the grid and a few buttons below the grid for UI actions.

I ran into three problems:
- first problem, solved: the xml file has a very weird way of referencing fields. Instead of :
* either <row><field1>value-of-field1</field1> (no attribute map needed)
* or <row field1="value-of-field1" field2="...></row> (attribute map with syntax "row.field1":"@field1")

I'm having some issues with the css for the djitDropDownButton the first issue is that I am getting a dotted border around the dijitButtonNode. I saw a post that pointed out that this was the outline style and there was something in there about adding this to my css:

.nihilo .dijitMenuItem td:focus{
outline:none;
}

This hasn't solved the issue of the main button having the outline added when I click on the button and then leave it with focus. Any ideas?

When rendering a ContentPane firebug shows inline styles being generated within the Dijit generated html. Is there a way to turn this off w/o having to override every inline style per element via javascript?

I have encountered an issue with IE. Firefox is fine. I execute a number of steps from within a function called by addOnLoad(). These steps build much of the DOM (95%) and set CSS classes on many of the elements created. What I find with IE is that the CSS styles are not applied to the DOM objects created from within the function. I know that the CSS file is being loaded because styles are applied to existing elements on the page. I've included a stripped down version of the JSP that has the same problem with hte only class applied. Would appreciate any help. Thanks.

Hi,

I have a couple of questions about the use of CSS resources:

1. If I am using dijit, and am including the theme (say tundra.css), does dojo.css still need to be explicitly loaded? If yes, is there a way to set up the build so it is interred inside the built tundra.css?

2. Ditto for dijit.css. I have noticed that when loading dojo from Google's CDN, there are separate requests for tundra.css and dijit.css, even though tundra.css @import-s dijit.css, so I would have thought that the build process would have combined these 2 files?

Thanks
Amit

I have this scenario...

My application based on TAB that in every TAB I load a IFRAME.
In every IFRAME there are a complex form that I have rendering with dojo widget and other function ( I have create a Upload control for example)

My question is:

"Every time that I load the IFRAME ...in the console of Firebug I see that dojo.js and my custom dojo.require js are loaded and this operation it's no fast.."

I have the following template:

And this widget instantiation:

Now, I would believe that this would print "Font: Times New Roman", and that the text would be styled in the actual Times New Roman font, right?

when I load the page, (which contains the form) on it's own explicitly, the css styles for the "tundra widget look", show up, eg. TextBox etc.
but when loaded through dojo.xhrGet using innerHTML, the styles are not set.

I am new to dojo, your help is appreciated, thanks.

Jeremy