The last time I posted about dojo we looked at creating a simple dojo widget. The final aim was to produce a web-oriented progress bar.
Well, now it's finished. Head over to the demo page for XML Manager (my latest product) to try it out. It's a web progress bar because it adapts to the amount of time a server request is expected to take. Each little box takes a little bit longer than the last one, so that it can cover short wait periods just as well as long wait periods.
This post will take a look at the JavaScript, HTML and CSS code to implement this progress bar as a dojo widget. In the last post the code I gave was actually for dojo 0.1. Since dojo 0.2 is the latest version, I've moved to that for the final implementation. There aren't really any big changes.
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