Hi all!
I recently wrote a javascript program to perform some auto-formating on a dojo-enabled form. The form is output using Zend_Framework's Zend_Dojo_Form class. Actually, my entire site is powered by the ZF. I am calling this external file and including it when the form is displayed. I want to take advantage of dojo's features, and don't want to write any "hacks", so my question is regarding best practices when using external scripts with dojo.
We're looking to hire a contractor on a 3-month basis to help us integrate a brand new web UI into our Zend-framework backend.
Must be able to work in Redwood City CA (ONSITE) full time January-April 2009. Please don't reply if you are not in the area, and you are not available to commit full-time.
Skills required:
We are a small startup, and have just been funded.
Please email me at :
for more details.
Principals only please!
Hi,
I have created a custom widgets in JavaScript with dojo toolkit and without dojo. I would to make the widgets talk when they are connected, but I can't understand how widgets talk to each other when they are wired together. If any one can please explain that to me that will be great. Please help!!!
Thank you,
Prabhat
Did you ever thing the password that you submit into a page without SSL can be read from network listening hack technique?
see this page :
http://www.mhf.ir/2008/12/01/security-tip-in-network-listening-hack-tech...
this is my idea. :D
comment to me at my blog and if this method is usefull use it as the dojo toolkit. :D
good luck and be waiting.
Our startup in downtown Vancouver BC is looking for an intermediate Dojo developer to help us bridge the gap between our Zend Framework PHP developers and our HTML/CSS front-end developers.
This would be a fixed-term contract at first to determine if we work well together, probably for 2 weeks. If everything works out (you like us, we like you, etc), we would extend you a longer-term contract which would eventually turn into a full-time position.
Hi i'm working on a application that uses dojo and ajax and i was wondering if someone could help.
I am calling a javascript function that uses a dojo get request
var form = dijit.byId("searchRequestform");
var search = form.getValues();
var num = search.num;
var type = "view"
var req = dojo.xhrGet({
url: '/resources/gHandler',
handleAs: 'json-comment-optional',
sync: false,
I'm having a problem posting a form and was wondering if anyone here could help.
I have a form that has a user control inside of it, this user control will prompt for two dates, but the user has to be able to add as many date ranges as they want. So when they click the "Add" button, this code gets executed to generate the two textboxes. This is just one to make it easier to read:
var newSDTB = document.createElement('input');
newSDTB.id = this._count;
newSDTB.setAttribute('type', 'text');
I have been struggling with the dijit.byId is not a function for a while. I believe it is not a parsing (onAddLoad) problem. Although I am not sure. I suspect it to be a scoping issue with my html.
I get the following errors in firebug when I set a breakpoint a checkbox handler: undefineddojo._scopeArgs = [undefined];
"dijit.byId is not a function"
Here is a copy of html file:
Dons Book Checkbox
I’ve been pondering a few ideas relating to the build and jsdoc systems. I’m just sharing the early concepts here for open discussion, if anyone else is interested. Thanks to James Burke for providing insights on the current build system and pointing me in the right direction.
The Ideas:
I can download the minified version of dojo, and try and publish this with my webapp, but the web page for shrink safe said something about using a js linker in the future to eliminate unnecessary packages? modules? code? from being included so that only the javascript that would be needed would be included.
