Hello,
I've been looking at the way to set a dialog title and I believe it's done as follows:
var d= dijit.byId('dialog');
d.titleNode.innerHTML= 'New title';
Perhaps it would be more obvious to add a new setTitle method to dialog:
d.setTitle('New title');
Also, there should be a simple method to call in order to set the close button visible. It's currently achieved by doing this:
#d_pleaseWaitDialog .dijitDialogCloseIcon { display: none; }
...
However this would be nicer:
d.setCloseButtonEnabled(false);
Thanks,
John
The setTitle thing is rather
The setTitle thing is rather easy to extend the dijit:
http://dojocampus.org/content/2008/02/25/mucking-dijit/
A similar method could be used to control the dialogCloseIcon class, i have classes I use like .widgetHidden and .widgetInvisible that set visibility:hidden and display:none respectively. Adding in some code to toggle those classes is trivial as well ... (see above extend() method) ...
The problem with just hiding the close button is: escape will still close the dialog, and other keyboard codes still apply. A dojox.widget subclass providing a _true_ modal / confirmation dialog might be worth writing ...
You are free to file an enhancement request, with a patch even makes it better :)
Regards,
Peter Higgins
Well do I really need to
Well do I really need to submit a few patches given you've very nicely written them up? :-)