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That's what I did just before your response came through and it aired 5 great. Thanks for the help!
Harry
On Jun 2, 2017, at 2:26 PM, "Jason A. Griffin" < [hidden email]> wrote:
I was able to handle a similar issue by setting my "on.once" to a variable and then removing the variable in a callback function.
weatherActive = on.once(map, "click", Weather);
function Weather() { weatherSearch.clear(); weatherActive.remove();
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From: "Jason A. Griffin" <[hidden email]>
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I scrapped Toggler and went directly to dojo/_base/fx
fx.animateProperty works perfectly.
require(["dojo/dom-style", "dojo/on", "dojo/dom", "dojo/query",
"dojo/_base/fx", "dojo/domReady!"], function(domStyle, on, dom, query,
fx) { tocButtonClicked = false; on(dom.byId("tocButton"),
"click", function(evt) { if (tocButtonClicked === false) {
domStyle.set("toc", "visibility", "visible");
fx.animateProperty({ node: dom.byId("toc"),
duration: 50, properties: { opacity: {
start: 0, end: 1 } }
}).play(); tocButtonClicked = true; } else {
fx.animateProperty({ node: dom.byId("toc"),
duration: 50, properties: { opacity: {
start: 1, end: 0 } },
onEnd: function(evt) { domStyle.set("toc", "visibility",
"hidden"); } }).play(); tocButtonClicked =
false; } }); on(query("#toc .titleButton.close"), "click",
function(evt) { fx.animateProperty({ node:
dom.byId("toc"), duration: 50, properties: {
opacity: { start: 1, end: 0 } },
onEnd: function(evt) { domStyle.set("toc",
"visibility", "hidden"); } }).play();
tocButtonClicked = false; }); });
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https://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/1.10/dojo/fx/Toggler.html
I need to set my div's Visibility Style to Hidden immediately after
the .Hide() animation completes, otherwise, the animation gets clipped
early and portions of the div linger on the screen longer than others.
Fortunately, I can set the Visibility to Visible before I run the
.Show() animation without worrying about timing issues.
I couldn't track down any events using dojo.on so I turned my
attention to dojo.Stateful to watch the opacity style value of my div
but I couldn't seem to get it reporting the value change. Now I did
see in the documentation that there is a parameter which should be
callable in order to pause/resume/status track the animation but I
couldn't connect the dots when digging through the objects parameters
in my browser's console...
Any help is appreciated, sincerely, Jason.
require(["dojo/dom-style", "dojo/on", "dojo/dom", "dojo/query",
"dojo/fx/Toggler", "dojo/domReady!"], function(domStyle, on, dom,
query, Toggler) { tocToggler = new Toggler({ node: "toc",
showDuration: 500, hideDuration: 250 }); tocButtonClicked =
false; on(dom.byId("tocButton"), "click", function(evt) { if
(tocButtonClicked === false) { domStyle.set("toc",
"visibility", "visible"); tocToggler.show();
tocButtonClicked = true; } else { tocToggler.hide();
tocButtonClicked = false; domStyle.set("toc", "visibility",
"hidden"); } }); on(query("#toc .titleButton.close"),
"click", function(evt) { tocToggler.hide(); tocButtonClicked
= false; domStyle.set("toc", "visibility", "hidden"); }); });
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Date: Thu, 01 Jun 2017 05:13:52 -0700
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Subject: Re: [Dojo-interest] VisionMobile and JS Foundation Developer
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A quick reminder that there's two more weeks to help out with this
survey. After the main set of questions, there's a module that's more
specific to front-end and JS that should be filled out if you have
5-10
minutes. Thanks!
Regards,
-Dylan
on 4/27/17, 05:09 (GMT-07:00) Dylan Schiemann said the following:
> The JS Foundation is participating in VisionMobile's latest
developer
> economics survey and it would be great if you could complete the
survey
> in the link below. VisionMobile does really great research and in
this
> case, they're doing a study around developer ergonomics.
>
> http://vmob.me/DE3Q17js.foundation
>
> Regards,
> -Dylan
>
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I have a really strange issue with my dGrid that I was hoping someone could help with. I have an event handler where when I double click on a row, I display a Dijit dialog and make use of the grid row's ID property, make whatever updates I need, then click the OK button, which writes the changes back to a MySQL database via Dojo request.post. The OK button is using the on.once handler so it only runs once per double-click instance.
However, I've run into a situation where I noticed that some of the data in the grid was being duplicated/corrupted, and I've tracked it down when I double click on a row, and the dialog is displayed, then I hit Cancel, the on.once handler does not get cleared. So the next time that I open a dialog via the double click, I have an extra handler.
So my question is: how do I destroy an on handler that I no longer need?
Thanks,
Harry
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