Easily implement Ajax requests on any browser is the original intention of every Ajax framework. Dojo undoubtedly provides very rich support in this regard. In addition to XMLHttpRequest, dynamic s
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Use Dojo to display Table Data, Filter Function (2) – Filter Plugin
This article briefly introduces the use of Dojo’s filter plug-in to realize the filtering function of table data.
Unlike the previous article, using Dojo to display tabular data with a filter fun
Dojo small example (33) dojo.request.script Implement cross-domain through JSONP
dojo/request/script implements cross-domain request data through JSONP, and requires back-end cooperation to return Javascript code:
require([“dojo/request /script”, “dojo/json”],function(scr
Dojo study notes – start
I’m lazy, so I haven’t sorted out many things. I’m learning dojo recently, so I’ll start writing notes from now on. Starting today, I hope I can stick to it.
I’m lazy, so I haven’t organized
How to use the Dojo EnhanceDGrid control to save data asynchronous
This article introduces how to use Dojo EnhancedGrid control for asynchronous data transmission and storage, allowing users Operating the table in the browser can be as convenient as Excel, and the
Dojo label fade out
dojo< /span>.fadeOut({ node:dojo.byId(“message”), duration:6000}).play();
The duration parameter is set to fade out The time used, in milliseconds (ms).
The fade-out effect is to hide the corresponding node instead of destroying it
Improve Data Processing Performance of Dojo Grid
This article is reproduced from the open source Chinese community, the URL is http://www.oschina.net/question/12_8708
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Use dojo’s Tree
Dojo’s Tree is very flexible, but there are few examples on the official website, and they are scattered. We will continue to improve this example in the future.
In general, to use tree, you
How to check if the element is visible using Dojo 1.9?
I use the following code to hide or show fields:
Show elements:
style.set (dojo.byId(‘fTypeId’),’display’,’block’); Hidden elements:
style.set(dojo.byId (‘fTypeId’),’display’,’non
Dojo tree use experience
Thanks to reedseutozte’s contribution, an introduction to the use of dijit.Tree, a very good article, and it can also reflect the core design ideas of Dojo. As the most commonly used control, I bel