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ZMdemo.dojo.HomePage

class ZMdemo.dojo.HomePage extends %ZEN.Mojo.basePage

Created using the page template: Default

Method Inventory

Parameters

parameter APPLICATION = ZMdemo.dojo.Application;
Class name of application this page belongs to.
parameter CSSINCLUDES = dojo-release-1-9-1/dijit/themes/claro/claro.css,dojo-release-1-9-1/gridx/resources/claro/Gridx.css;
Comma-separated list of additional CSS include files for the page. If this page is using CSS3 then the CSS3INCLUDES parameter is used (if defined).
parameter DOMAIN = Zen Mojo Demo;
Domain used for localization.
parameter JSINCLUDES = dojo-release-1-9-1/dojo/dojo.js,dojo-release-1-9-1/app/dojo_2DChart.js,dojo-release-1-9-1/app/dojo_191Dijit.js;
Comma-separated list of additional JS include files for the page.
parameter PAGENAME = DojoHomePage;
Displayed name of this page.
parameter PROVIDERLIST = data,layout;
List of JSON providers created for this page. Used by contentProvider.
parameter TEMPLATECLASS = ZMdemo.dojo.baseTemplate;
Starting template class for this page Used by contentProvider. This is overriden by application settings, of provided.

Methods

clientmethod adjustContentSize(load, width, height) [ Language = javascript ]
Implementation for this page. This method adjusts the size of components within the content area based on the current width and height of the screen. In this case there is only one component.
clientmethod getMaxContentWidth() [ Language = javascript ]
In non-embed mode, maximum width of page content area.
clientmethod onlayoutHandler(load As %Library.String) [ Language = javascript ]
Inherited description: Layout handler.
This adjusts the built-in components of the framework. Use adjustContentSize() to adjust the size of your content.

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