Um, odd.
So, given the code below, it will not allow you to drag the floating pane. However, if you remove the dojo.css import, then everything is hunky dory. I have yet to dive into the dojo.css file to see what is happening.
Is this expected behavior?
Float my boat
I'm after a Floating window type object that I can create progammaticly from a button click that is NON-BLOCKING. Searching the site it seems the dijit.dialog is not what I'm after as it is blocking and the old dojo.widget.FloatingPane is what I want but I have had a sniff around and can't find it anymore. Is it not in Dijit or can I just modify dijit.Dialog to behave how I like?
I'm trying to use FloatingPanes with a BorderContainer, but the floating panes do not
float correctly.
Depending on which node they are attached to, they either never appear, or appear but are not
movable correctly.
I've put a test up showing this at http://jetty.mortbay.org/dojo/test.html
This is with dojo 1.1.0 and FF
Any help debugging this, or pointers as to where I'm going wrong... gladly received.
cheers
Hi,
FloatingPane "disappears" in IE7 when click on the Grid (dojox.grid.data.Table) within it !
In Firefox 2.0.0.11 works fine... :(
My code:
Test dojox.Grid Basic
@import "http://archive.dojotoolkit.org/nightly/dojotoolkit/dojo/resources/dojo.css";
Is it possible, and if not, is it planned to make it possible, to constrain a FloatingPane to a certain area of the page (e.g. the domNode of a layout widget or contentpane)?
I remember that in 0.4.3 there was a parameter for this, i believe.
I need your help to check if I got it right:
- In the past, in Dojo 0.4.x we had the FloatingPane and Taskbar widgets which allowed us to build a quite good cross-browser windows system.
- Today, in Dijit we have only a modal floating pane.
- And in DojoX we have an experimental resizable and dockable FloatingPane which it seems to me working worse than the 0.4 one, especially if run in IE (7) where it has buggy behaviours (I checked the test file on archive.dojotoolkit.org).
