Trouble adding dojo module to user interface

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Trouble adding dojo module to user interface

Vote:

I have some trouble adding my dojo module to the user interface.

It tries to access in the episerver/shell.
I have added a module.conifg;

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<module>
 
  <assemblies>
    <add assembly="Mobile.Web" />
  </assemblies>
 
  <dojoModules>
    <add name="MobileWeb" path="Scripts" />
  </dojoModules>
 
</module>

Added my dojo module at ~/ClientResources/js/KeyValueEditor.js, named the module

declare('MobileWeb.js.KeyValueEditor', [widget, templatedMixin]

and in my block type:

        [ClientEditor(ClientEditingClass = "MobileWeb.js.KeyValueEditor")]
        public virtual string KeyValueCategoryData { get; set; }

It works sometimes, but when I changed the dojoModules -> add name attribute to MobileWeb, it wont work anymore.
Anyone knows what this can be?

#71862

May 30, 2013 16:37

shazmodan

Vote:

Just a wild guess (I'm still reading the documentation), but in the Alloy template site's module.config file looks like this:

<dojoModules>
   <!-- Add a mapping from alloy to ~/ClientResources/Scripts to the dojo loader configuration -->
   <add name="alloy" path="Scripts" />
</dojoModules>

Their "path" points to "Scripts" and that gives you a link to "~/ClientResources/Scripts". While you add "Scripts" as well but you want to point to "~/ClientResources/js". By the same logic shouldn't you write it like this(?):

<dojoModules>
    <add name="MobileWeb" path="js" />
</dojoModules>

#71956

Edited, Jun 03, 2013 10:27

Dmytro Duk

Vote:

Please check my answer here. Does it help?

#71960

Jun 03, 2013 11:16

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