FileUpload widget fails to create in declarative markup

[Ian Fouls]

When created via script the FileUploader? is created OK, however when identical parameters are used in declarative markup the create fails. In fact if the decalarative and script creation appear together they both fail.

The example is taken from the 1.3.2 document page and cleaned up, the doc page example is incorrect in that the class names in the styles are inconsistent with those used in the subsequent code.

A working example of both declarative and programatic creation actually on the doc page would be very desirable, just like other widgets!

Please see the attached test.html.

[Ian Fouls]

The fixes are OK provided the FileUploder? is not in a dialog, if it is it no longer displays the button.

Please see the attached test file file_uploader_dialog_test.html, this includes an uploader inside and outside of a dialog with the latter not being displayed.

[Ian Fouls]

Test to demonstrate issue in s dialog

[Ian Fouls]

I'd just like to add that it also doesn't seem work within a dialog when programatically created either.

This is quite a pain for me as the FileInputAuto? widget doesn't support additional form data, they only way with the released code is a double upload. I think I'll submit a ticket and a hack to FileInputAuto? as it looks like an easy job to add a callback to add additional form elements to the form upload.

[Mike Wilcox]

(In [20641]) Refs #10104, #9996, #9793, Fixes #10196 - fixed style regressions. Also added some groundwork for making FileUploader? work in Dialog and TabContainer? (the ability to be initially hidden... tricky task)

[Mike Wilcox]

The dialog box is a different issue, tracked here: ​http://bugs.dojotoolkit.org/ticket/10313