So i'm using dialogs heavily as my 'edit' function for my site. Essentially I set the content of the dialog to be a dtl generated form that my users enter information into. The form uses a simple image div rather than a submit or execute button. My problem is that, randomly and I'd say about a 1/3 of the time, if the main window is 'scrolled down' at all (i.e. not completely at the top), the dialog hide() method will cause the main window to snap to the top. It looks pretty ugly and I can't seem to figure out why it's happening.

The dialogs I use have different content inserts that are like content wrappers depending if I need a footer with buttons etc. But in IE the dialog expands to the width of the page and I need it to size to the content. Seems all the examples do this but not mine and I can't see the difference I haven't extended or changed the dialog CSS. Any help would be great I've been banging my head on my keyboard for the last two days over this.

Bonjour,

je viens vers vous au sujet du widget Dialog de dijit. je rencontre une difficulté majeur, j'utilise donc ce widget pour ouvrir plusieurs dialog dans une page html.

En utilisant un dijit.byId('maDialog').setHref(UrldeMaPage);

Dans la page html que je charge dans la boite de Dialog se trouve du javascript .
Mon souci est que le javascript qui se trouve hors input (des fonctions, appel de fonctions) n'est pas exécuté.

Good morning,

Hello,

we use the dijit.Dialog for showing news content when clicking on the news title, see http://www.schaakliga-antwerpen.info/newsbox.php.

It works brilliantly and our users (who post these messages) are really very positive about this new feature.

But... I do not find any option to provide scrollbar's, or to make the dialog scrollable.
Is this feature supported, and if so, how does one configure it ?

The problem is that if the content gets to big, a scrolling event repositions the screen, not the text within the dialog, so yet get a kind of bouncing behaviour.

Any advice?

I've found that tall dialogs in dijit.Dialog result in an impossible location of the dialog. The top is above the page and the bottom below, making it impossible to exit or edit (scrolling doesn't work since the scroll event reposition the dialog).

The _position function in dijit.Dialog doesn't consider the size of the dialog box. Here is my solution, maybe not the prettiest but it seems to work:

_position: function(){
// summary: position modal dialog in center of screen

if(dojo.hasClass(dojo.body(),"dojoMove")){ return; }
var viewport = dijit.getViewport();

Hi,
I am using a dijit.dialog widget to enter login/pass. For this, I am using the following code :