Dojo defines a global object called "dojo" which serves as an umbrella for everything Dojo-related. It simulates a namespace and was created to prevent clashes in the global JavaScript? namespace between the code in Dojo and other toolkits or user supplied code. Unfortunately it cannot be used during a bootstrap process, so special global variables should be used. All of them are prefixed with "dj".

You will need to use exactly two top-level Dojo-defined objects: "dojo", which serves as a namespace, and "djConfig", which is used to supply initialization parameters to Dojo, and should be created before Dojo's bootstrap.

<script type="text/javascript">

	djConfig = {

		parseWidgets: false

	};

</script>