if (!dojo._hasResource["dijit._base.place"]) { // _hasResource checks added by // build. Do not use // _hasResource directly in your // code. dojo._hasResource["dijit._base.place"] = true; dojo.provide("dijit._base.place"); // ported from dojo.html.util dijit.getViewport = function() { // summary // Returns the dimensions and scroll position of the viewable area of a // browser window var _window = dojo.global; var _document = dojo.doc; // get viewport size var w = 0, h = 0; if (dojo.isMozilla) { // mozilla // _window.innerHeight includes the height taken by the scroll bar // clientHeight is ideal but has DTD issues: // #4539: FF reverses the roles of body.clientHeight/Width and // documentElement.clientHeight/Width based on the DTD! // check DTD to see whether body or documentElement returns the // viewport dimensions using this algorithm: var minw, minh, maxw, maxh; if (_document.body.clientWidth > _document.documentElement.clientWidth) { minw = _document.documentElement.clientWidth; maxw = _document.body.clientWidth; } else { maxw = _document.documentElement.clientWidth; minw = _document.body.clientWidth; } if (_document.body.clientHeight > _document.documentElement.clientHeight) { minh = _document.documentElement.clientHeight; maxh = _document.body.clientHeight; } else { maxh = _document.documentElement.clientHeight; minh = _document.body.clientHeight; } w = (maxw > _window.innerWidth) ? minw : maxw; h = (maxh > _window.innerHeight) ? minh : maxh; } else if (!dojo.isOpera && _window.innerWidth) { // in opera9, dojo.body().clientWidth should be used, instead // of window.innerWidth/document.documentElement.clientWidth // so we have to check whether it is opera w = _window.innerWidth; h = _window.innerHeight; } else if (dojo.isIE && _document.documentElement && _document.documentElement.clientHeight) { w = _document.documentElement.clientWidth; h = _document.documentElement.clientHeight; } else if (dojo.body().clientWidth) { // IE5, Opera w = dojo.body().clientWidth; h = dojo.body().clientHeight; } // get scroll position var scroll = dojo._docScroll(); return { w : w, h : h, l : scroll.x, t : scroll.y }; // object }; dijit.placeOnScreen = function( /* DomNode */node, /* Object */pos, /* Object */corners, /* boolean? */tryOnly) { // summary: // Keeps 'node' in the visible area of the screen while trying to // place closest to pos.x, pos.y. The input coordinates are // expected to be the desired document position. // // Set which corner(s) you want to bind to, such as // // placeOnScreen(node, {x: 10, y: 20}, ["TR", "BL"]) // // The desired x/y will be treated as the topleft(TL)/topright(TR) or // BottomLeft(BL)/BottomRight(BR) corner of the node. Each corner is // tested // and if a perfect match is found, it will be used. Otherwise, it goes // through // all of the specified corners, and choose the most appropriate one. // // NOTE: node is assumed to be absolutely or relatively positioned. var choices = dojo.map(corners, function(corner) { return { corner : corner, pos : pos }; }); return dijit._place(node, choices); } dijit._place = function(/* DomNode */node, /* Array */choices, /* Function */ layoutNode) { // summary: // Given a list of spots to put node, put it at the first spot where it // fits, // of if it doesn't fit anywhere then the place with the least overflow // choices: Array // Array of elements like: {corner: 'TL', pos: {x: 10, y: 20} } // Above example says to put the top-left corner of the node at (10,20) // layoutNode: Function(node, orient) // for things like tooltip, they are displayed differently (and have // different dimensions) // based on their orientation relative to the parent. This adjusts the // popup based on orientation. // get {x: 10, y: 10, w: 100, h:100} type obj representing position of // viewport over document var view = dijit.getViewport(); // This won't work if the node is inside a