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dojox.widget Collection
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Version 1.0
Release date: 10/31/2007
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Project state:

[Calendar]	experimental
[CalendarFx]	experimental
[ColorPicker]	beta
[Dialog]	experimental
[FilePicker]	experimental
[FisheyeList]	experimental
[FisheyeLite]	beta
[Iterator]	experimental
[Loader]	experimental
[Pager]		experimental
[PlaceholderMenuItem]	experimental
[Roller]	experimental
[RollingList]	experimental
[SortList]	experimental
[Toaster]	experimental
[Wizard]	experimental

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Credits:

[Calendar] Shane O'Sullivan
[CalendarFx] Shane O'Sullivan
[ColorPicker] Peter Higgins (dante)
[Dialog] Peter Higgins (dante)
[FilePicker] Nathan Toone (toonetown)
[FisheyeList] Karl Tiedt (kteidt)
[FisheyeLite] Peter Higgins (dante)
[Iterator] Alex Russell (slightlyoff)
[Loader] Peter Higgins (dante)
[Pager] Nikolai Onken (nonken), Peter Higgins (dante);
[PlaceholderMenuItem] Nathan Toone (toonetown)
[Roller] Peter Higgins (dante)
[RollingList] Nathan Toone (toonetown)
[SortList] Peter Higgins (dante)
[Toaster] Adam Peller (peller)
[Wizard] Peter Higgins (dante)

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Project description

	This is a collection of standalone widgets for use in
	your website.  Each individual widget is independent
	of the others.
	
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Dependencies:

	Each widget has it's own requirements and dependencies.
	Most inherit from dijit base-classes such as dijit._Widget,
	dijit._Templated, etc ... So we will assume the availablility
	of dojo (core), and dijit packages.
	
	Each individual component stores resources in a folder that shares 
	a name with the Widget. For instance:
	
	the Dialog lives in 
	dojox/widget/Dialog.js ... 

	and the folder:
	dojox/widget/Dialog/ 	contains a 'Dialog.css', the required 
	styles for that particular widget. All required templates and 
	images reside in the folder. 
	
	This differs slightly from the rest of DojoX in that each other
	project uses a shared resources/ folder in the project folder,
	though uses the same naming convention for stylesheets and templates.

	eg:
	dojox/layout/resources/ExpandoPane.css
	dojox.layout.ExpandoPane
	
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Documentation

	Please refer to the API-tool, or in-line documentation. All of these
	widgets are of varying use, quality, and documentation completion.
	
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Installation instructions

	These are standalone Widgets, so putting the [widget].js file 
	in your dojox/widget folder, and copying any files in the
	/dojox/widget/[widget]/ folder as supplements/templates/etc
	should be all you need to do.

	eg: FisheyeList:
	/dojox/widget/FisheyeList.js
	/dojox/widget/FisheyeList/FisheyeList.css

	should be all you need to use the Fisheye widget.	
	
	you can safely import the whole widget project into your 
	dojox/ root directory from the following SVN url:

	http://svn.dojotoolkit.org/src/dojox/trunk/widget

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Other Notes (Brief widget list):

    * ColorPicker - An HSV ColorPicker intended to be a drop down

	* Calendar - An extension on the dijit._Calendar providing a different UI
	* CalendarFx - additional mixable FX for transitions in dojox.widget.Calendar

	* Dialog - An extended version of dijit.Dialog with man options and transition.

	* FilePicker - a widget for browsing server-side file systems (can use
		dojox.data.FileStore as backend store)

	* FisheyeList - the classic FishEye Picker (abandoned)

	* FisheyeLite - A partial replacement for the FisheyeList - serious performance
		gains, and entirely more extensible in that it simply animates defined
		properties, relying on the natural styling as a foundation.

	* Iterator - Basic array and data store iterator class
	
	* Loader - an experimental Class that listens to XHR 
		connections in the background, and displays 
		a loading indicator. Loader will be removed in 1.3, and is (abandoned).

	* PlaceholderMenuItem - a menu item that can be used to inject other menu
		items at a given location. Extends dijit.Menu directly. 

	* Roller - A component to show many lines of text in a single area, rotating
		through the options available. Also provides RollerSlide, an extension
		to the stock fading roller to add a slide animation to the transition.

	* RollingList - A component of the FilePicker widget

	* SortList - a degradable UL with a fixed header, scrolling,
		and sorting. Can be the direct descendant of a
		LayoutContainer and will size to fit.

	* Toaster - a messaging system to display unobtrusive 
		alerts on screen.

	* Wizard - a StackContainer with built-in navigation to
		ease in the creation of 'step-based' content.
		Requires dojo >= 1.1 
