Hello,

I've recently bumped into a dojo.addOnLoad bug with IE6: It can execute the passed function even if document's readystate is currently "loading".

Here's a way to patch dojo.addOnLoad:

    //dojo.addOnLoad patch if IE
    if(dojo.isIE){
        //Saving a copy of the original function.
        var origAddOnLoad=dojo.addOnLoad;
        //Wrapping it.
        dojo.addOnLoad=function(){
            var args=arguments;
            if(document.readyState=="complete"){

Are the dijit themes included with the default dijit installation (tundra,soria,nihilo) 100% complete and cross-browser compatible? I noticed that soria and nihilo in particular use a lot of pngs, and am wondering how ie6 would handle these two themes. I am running Ubuntu Linux, and am therefore unable to test the themes myself. I need to use a theme which is completely cross-platform, as many Windows users visit my website. Thanks in advance!

I've got a very basic cross-domain build of 1.1.0 that mostly works great but errors badly when trying to load dojox.storage in IE6--it throws a "can't load cross-domain resource" exception that I can't fully capture (the debugger refuses to show me anything).

I tried creating a storage layer as suggested by the storage profile...

dependencies = {
layers : [
{
name: "../dojox/storage/storage-browser.js",
layerDependencies: [
],
dependencies: [
"dojox.storage",

OK this has to be something stupid on my part but hear me out: I can't get any dijit editor plugins to load in IE (not the "built-in" plugins, but plugins located in dijit/_editor/plugins/MyPlugin.js). This includes default plugins like LinkDialog.js. Now I could have sworn this worked before but I over-wrote my changed plugins with the "factory default" ones and still get the same issue. IE (both 6 and 7) tells me "Could not load dijit._editor.plugins.LinkDialog.js (last tried ../dijit/_editor/plugins/LinkDialog.js)".

My tabcontainer shows its contents but the bottom of the container isn't visible in ie6 when there's a scrollbar. If you parallel ie7, FF (that do work) to ie6 the displayed area is the same but the ie6 TabContainer panes scrollbar disappears below this point unless you resize the window which corrects it. It is almost like the container it is in has it's overflow set to hidden, except the container tag is the body tag, it works in FF and ie7 and I've removed all custom CSS. Anyone have any ideas on how to solve this?