Thanks! Yeah, that “d’oh” moment really hit me…

No problem with the question, no one wants avoidable spanking here… The code is licensed under a dual style license: either the new BSD license or the Academic Free License >= 2.1 (I’ve added an according block to the code). So it should pretty much suit your needs, I guess.

Thanks for using it and enjoy!

One question tho — I’d love to use your code, but I need to know the terms under which you’re releasing it first Are you freely putting it out there for any use without restriction, or are you putting it under a license like the LGPL?

Sorry for the nitpicky question, but it either ask now or I get spanked later by an auditor…

dojo.connect(cancelDomain, ‘onClick’, this, function()
{
fieldset.attr(”style”, “visibility:none;display:none”);
parentMailBox.deleteMailBox();
});

Glad you like it! To open/close the Fieldset, you need to call the “toggle” method. Also make sure you are calling the method in the right scope – I don’t know where the ‘this’ keyword in your example points to. I’d recommend a code like this:

dojo.connect(yourButton,’onclick’,dijit.byId(’yourFieldsetID’),’toggle’);

Here,I create a fieldset.I just want to hide the particular “fieldset” according to a button click that is present in the “fieldset”.How can I do that?I tried the “hide” and “close” method.But it did not give me a solution….I am sending the following code of what I have done.

dojo.connect(cancelDomain, ‘onClick’, this, function()
{
dojo.connect(fieldset,null,this,function(){

this.hide();
})
});