thollingshead
/ Dojo_Widget.sublime-snippet
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February 4, 2016 20:35
Sublime snippet for Dojo widget boilerplate.
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| <snippet> | |
| <content><![CDATA[ | |
| define([ | |
| 'dijit/_WidgetBase', | |
| 'dojo/_base/declare' | |
| ], function( | |
| _WidgetBase, | |
| declare | |
| ) { |
odoe
/ myservicespec.js
Created
December 9, 2013 15:22
Sample of using Sinon to stub modules in Dojo AMD.
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| define([ | |
| 'esri/tasks/FindTask', | |
| 'dojo/promise/Promise', | |
| 'widgets/search/searchservice' | |
| ], function( | |
| FindTask, | |
| Promise, | |
| Widget) { | |
| return describe('widgets/search/searchservice', function() { |
jphastings
/ geo_tumblr.html
Created
August 31, 2009 14:31
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| <!-- This is a quick rundown of how I got geotagging working in Tumblr via javascript and some hacking. Its in use at http://jpinjapan.tumblr.com - I hope tumblr builds it into their site soon! --> | |
| <!-- This has to go somewhere at the top of your page, inside your <head>, as javascript --> | |
| <!-- It prepares the regular expression that finds the geo: tags inside your various tags --> | |
| var geore = new RegExp(/^geo:(-?\d+\.\d+);(-?\d+\.\d+)$/) | |
| <!-- You must alter every <div> containing a post to look like this: --> | |
| <div class="post text" id="post-{PostID}"> | |
| <!-- This is so that the javascript can find the posts it needs to. Its a hack around my unfamiliarity with jQuery really. --> |
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