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Dojo is an open source DHTML toolkit implemented in javascript language. It was established on the basis of several project donations (nWidgets, Burstlib, f(m)), which is why it is called a “unified” toolkit. Dojo’s goal is to solve the long-standing, historical problems with DHTML (historical problems with DHTML) encountered in the development of DHTML applications. Cross-browser issues.
DOJO event driver programming event binding
What is event driven? Event-driven programming is a programming model driven by events. The module passively waits for notifications (notification), and its behavior depends on external surpris
Dojo entry
Dojo is an open source DHTML toolkit implemented in JavaScript. The original goal of Dojo is to solve the problems encountered in the development of HTML applications. Some long-standing problems,
TREE Tutorial in Dojo (2)
Continued from the previous article.
After four hours of hard work, cbtree is basically done. The prototype is basically completed, and the code is posted here.
Before posting the code,
Build (or compressed) in dojo
Reference article: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks /cn/web/0912_shenjc_dojobuild/
1. The tool is in /dojo/util/buildscriptsNext,build.batfile span>
Command: build profile=example acti
Dojo (2) Basic DOM operation
1. Get DOM node dojo.byId(param) param: can be a node ID name or a node
2. Add DOM node
dojo.create(node,nodeObject,nodeRelation,nodeLocation) node:node name nodeObject:Node at
Dojo Getting Started: Event Processing in Dojo
JS adds events to DOM In the native environment, it is DOM There are many ways to add event handlers:
Or us
Use of Button in Dojo
The buttons in dojo can be used in this way.
<%@ page language="java" import="java .util.*" pageEncoding="utf-8"%><%String path = request.getContextPath();String basePath = request.getScheme(
Detailed DOJO event mechanism (1)
function Foo() {this.name = “Foo”; this.output = function() {var result = “output function in “+ this.name; console.info(result); return result; };}function Bar () {this.name = “Bar”; this.output =
Tutorial Tutorial in DoJO (1)
I have a basic understanding of the use of tree in dojo, and now do some more classic applications.
First take a picture to show the overall goal:
Roughly, there is a tree on the left a