Dojomino

1 - Hate to be an ass, but what would really be cool is if you remembered to include the actual dojomino.js code in to the databases you share with us :D

Or if you would be kind enought, to let us know how to set it up (do i take the dojomino libs from the demo database,...).

I would really like to check the FormBuilder out.

Thanks for the effort!

2 - @Janez,

Sorry Janez. Not sure whan you mean by the first statement on the dojomino.js code. Is something missing in the download?

As for documentation, I've got a lot coming today. Getting Started, demo db's etc...

Just only so much we could publish yesterday.

For a skeleton implementation, check the Hello Dojomino example from the Wiki. It has the basic items in it.

Off to a meeting, but will be posting "Getting Started" as soon as I'm done.

3 - Hi Lance, great to see this coming forward. I have been working with Dojo a bit now also and am excited to see some of your new widgets. Plus I am sure you solved the readstore issue I can't seem to get working so I can't wait to see what I've been doing wrong there.

Site looks great for the wiki, keep up the good work.

4 - Hey Lance!

Thanks for fast reply.

Yes I can't seem to find the basic dojomino.js resource (so it does seem like it's missing).

I do know that in first demo the dojomino implementation was a page design element. However in this release there is no trace of dojomino.js (be it page or js file). I tried using the "old" implementaton, but that didn't work for me (You probably modified it by then).

Thanks a lot for your effort.

5 - Janez,

I found this file ok in the Dojomino 1.2.2_1 package. It is a shared resource file, found under /dojomino/dojomino.js and I have recreated the date and timer picker apps on my local box with it. Hope that helps you in locating it also.

Good luck on the conversion.

6 - @Janez,

Mark is correct on the file location. Just to clarify. dojo.js is the absolutely required file. Everything else can be loaded via dojo.require statements. This results in a lot of sequential file loading, but works.

dojomino.js (located in Shared Resources|Files) as dojomino/dojomino.js simply bundles all the dojomino widgets into the one minified dojomino.js file. This results in a larger initial download, but faster overall performance, especially once that file is cached.

The HelloDojo and HelloDojomino pages in the Wiki talk about this in a little more detail.

(Trying to get sample app uploaded for you).

7 - Hey Lance!

I can see you uploaded the database again, this time it's there allright.

I'm working on my own demo as I write this.

Thanks again.

8 - I was concerning that how to release the categoried view by dojomino.Would you like to give a example.Thanks.

9 - Hi Lance,

Is this project dead? It has been months since last updated and there is nothing new in the wiki. Please let us know where you are at with dojomino and whether you need help to keep it alive.

10 - Hey,

i need to change a few things for my application

The problem i have, i cant open or export the Shared Files (the js files of Dojomino)(Notes 7), is there any protection or a workaround?
i always get the dialog "File cannot be created"