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    Figured it out: require(["dojo/dom",...

    Figured it out:



    require(["dojo/dom", "dojo/domReady!"], function(dom){
    dojo.parser.parse(dojo.byId("myDiv"));
    });


    Need to make sure that the DOM is ready as opposed to when the...
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    One more thing about the parser...

    Ok today I am on a roll on answering my own questions, and asking new ones. Hopefully this will be helpful for those running into similar issues.

    Ok, so the parseOnLoad: false is to force you to...
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    Solved (SpringMVC+Roo+Dojo)

    Ok, I have managed to resolve my issue, not really sure why it's set-up this way, but here it goes.

    I had the same issue as the poster. I also had the added issue of misused require:

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    Same Issue here

    Hi everyone, I am running into the exact same issue as the OP.

    I took some simple component such as a button, and placed it into index.jspx for a Roo-created Spring MVC project.

    Now, if I...
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