Hello,

I would like to have a widget that gets moved to a couple content panes. And with in each content view, I would like it to look different. I dont mean just css difference, but actual html to be different. So is it possible to have multiple template strings that can I can choose which one to parse in a certain content pane.

thanks,
Ahmet

Hello,

I would like to achieve something like this:
var Membre = some object;
and in the body of my HTML file:
Hello, Mr ${Membre.FirstName} ${Membre.LastName}

Basically, I'm fetching my data using an ajax call without any problem, but then, I don't know how to display them. I looked at widgets but this doesn't seem like the right solution... If somebody can help me on this...

Thank you.

Hi,

I've tried to understand how to include a child template into a parent template (perhaps it can't be possible). I will try to explain my problem.

I have a Widget A called WidA

file : mywidget/WidA.js

I bumped into this interesting article Properties and Bindings on Coherent js library pages. The magic in it has a certain appeal on it, so I thought that it'd be nice to take advantage of the technique in Dijit-widgets as well. The idea here is that setting a new value for a widget property is automatically reflected on the UI. The target template nodes are marked with textKeyPath-attribute, and the attribute value is the name of the widget property we want to listen to.

I have a template that takes:

and

How to make the javascript fuction/call embeded in the widget template. For example in my widget template I have:

<div>
   <script>alert("hello")</script>
   <h3>popup hello</h3>
</div>

But when render the widget I don't get alert box.

Thanks for any help!
schen

I just came across a strange thing when creating a custom Dijit; I put an img tag first in the template, and when I instantiate the Dijit, the image does show, but nothing else does.

I get nothing else at all in the body tag, except the img. An no errors from firebug.
When I commented out the img tag (which was correct and I tried to /> close it and use close just for kicks. No deal), the rest of the template showed up.

Has anyone seen that before? I'm using freshly baked 1.1.0.

Cheers,
PS

OK, so far I am 0/3 for responses by anybody else but myself for any of my questions posted on this forum (to be fair, I answered - and replied to - one of my questions before anybody else had a chance to respond, but still...!) but I am stuck once again, so maybe somebody out there might be able to help me?

I am trying to do something that seems like it should be exceedingly simple - extend the dijit.Dialog widget with some additional variables and load those variables, programmatically defined, in the popup using a template.

Here is my template: