* Bart Molenkamp:
>
> I wanted to make better use of JavaScript inheritance using Dojo.
>
> <snip/>
>
> Therefore, I created a dojo module named "wicketstuff", which can access
> anything under org.wicketstuff.dojo. For example,
> I now have a javascript class wicketstuff.dojodnd.DojoDropContainer
> (org/wicketstuff/dojo/dojodnd/DojoDropContainer.js). I
> can extend this class in JavaScript and override the onDrop function to
> handle my specific requirements (remove all html
> children after the drop). Same for the drop indicator.
>
> <snip/>
>
> Is this something that is useful? It's a small change, that currently only
> affects DojoDragContainer and DojoDropContainer
> (and it shouldn't break dnd as far as I can see), so shall I check it in so
> that others can look at it?
If it works as easily as you describe, that's a great new feature,
so +1 go on with your changes, and an example would be nice.
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Jean-Baptiste Quenot
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