Noah's public fiddles
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No-Library (pure JS), HTML, CSS, JavaScript
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dojo methods
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Figure 3
Figure 2 shows events wired up directly in the body of the HTML page, and Figure 3 shows the onClick event assigned inside the header of the application. Both of these examples are old and are not recommended (see: Why is using onClick() in HTML a bad practice?). Developers using these two patterns may incur browser compatibility issues and challenges when implementing AMD patterns.
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Figure 2
Figure 2 shows events wired up directly in the body of the HTML page, and Figure 3 shows the onClick event assigned inside the header of the application. Both of these examples are old and are not recommended (see: Why is using onClick() in HTML a bad practice?). Developers using these two patterns may incur browser compatibility issues and challenges when implementing AMD patterns.
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Figure 1
The code below uses Dojo's dojo/on module, and as you can see, it makes programming with events easier. A developer could simply switch out the "click" for a different event action such as a "dblclick," a mouse selector, or an event from the JavaScript API.