dojo.connect(object, "onchange", function) does not work in IE7.

This code replicates it. The utterly bizarre thing is that if I remove the dojo.require of dijit.form.Form and dijit.form.ValidationTextBox, the dojo.connect will work. The form looks ugly, as expected, but the event handler works.

Also, only onchange is a problem -- onclick works with no problems. I tried grepping the tests to find a dojo.connect with onchange, but I can't find one.

Am I doing something wrong in the below example, or should I submit a bug?

hi,
i am an absolute beginner i am afraid. i did the following script:

dojo.addOnLoad(function() {
	var sendTagForm = function(){
		console.log("schicke jetzt die Form ab");	
		document.forms('tagesform').submit();
	}

	console.log("verknuepfe den event");
	Datepicko = dijit.byId('tagPick');
	dojo.connect(Datepicko, 'onvaluechange', sendTagForm);
})

together with this html:

I am sure that what I am asking for here is education on my part, rather than an issue with Dojo or the browsers' event models, but I have not been able to make the following scenario function correctly, and I would appreciate any help that you can offer.

I am trying to create an application which serves data in a table. Each entire table row should be bound to the click event, which will open the supporting document for that row. This is easy enough to do with dojo.connect.

Dear all,

I want to add a simple event when the user edit a cell of my grid.
What I don't understand is that works:

<div class="partsContainer">
<div class="gridContainer">
<div id="grid" dojoType="dojox.Grid" model="model" structure="structure" autoWidth="true">
<script type="dojo/connect" event="onApplyCellEdit" args="a,b,c">
console.debug("new value"+a);
</script>

But the following code doesn't work (nothing append when I edit a cell):

It seems like you should be able to but this didn't work for me. myStore is a jsId.

dojo.connect(myStore, "onItem", function() { console.log("item") });