Update: wildbill helped me in #irc and solved the problem: You have to add a "defaults" attribute to the declaration tag. The attribute value must be a JSON hash that lists the members of the widget and their initial values. So the correct declaration is:
dojoType="dijit.Declaration"
widgetClass="dijit.ecs.forms.forderung.xanlegen"
defaults="{ foo: 'bar' }
>
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mornin'
I have this problem. I have a custom widget which consists of several form elements and basically looks like so:
dojoType="dijit.Declaration"
widgetClass="dijit.ecs.forms.forderung.xanlegen"
>
<form
action="${foo}"
id="${id}_forderung_anlegen_div"
>
....
The calling code looks like this:
dojoType="dijit.ecs.forms.forderung.anlegen"
id="[% form_uid %]"
foo="bar"
>
</div>
However, this doesn't work. Firebug says:
Error("dijit.ecs.forms.forderung.xanlegen template:foo")@:0\n(undefined,"foo")@http://localhost:3000/...
and when I remove the
action="${foo}"
it works. Why, what am I missing? And how can I "declare" a parameter?
I've also played around with putting the same html into a "template" (like in the FileUpload example). That kinda worked too, but then widgets looked like ordinary html input elements, the dojo magic didn't work. Any clues on that?
Ty
I have the same issue using Declaration parameters in Javascript
I have a dijit.Declaration with parameters set up in the "default" attribute of the declaration DIV. If I want to include a script that describes an onmouseover event which should fire off an alert box that references one of the parameters, how would I go about doing that? Using the curly braces in Javascript denotes a block of code so the browser cries foul.
Example:
<div dojoType="dijit.Declaration" widgetClass="myTestClass" defaults="{ myName: 'John Doe' }">
Hey, ${myName}, click this button right here --> <button dojoAttachEvent="onmouseover" dojoAttachPoint="containerNode"></button>
<script type="dojo/connect" event="onmouseover">
var myName = ${myName};
alert("Hey, " + myName + ", GIVE ME MY SPACE!!!");
</script>
</div>