Hi Mariya,
Sorry for the delay. If you look at the demos/jqxdockpanel/defaultfunctionality.html in your current release, and change its document.ready function to the following, you’ll see what i’m talking about:
$(document).ready(function () {
// Create jqxDockPanel
var theme = $.data(document.body, ‘theme’);
if (theme == null || theme == undefined) theme = ”;
var panel = $(“#jqxDockPanel”);
panel.remove();
$(“#jqxDockPanel”).jqxDockPanel({ width: 300, height: 210, theme: theme });
panel.prependTo($(“#jqxWidget”));
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It appears that elements require to be part of the visible element tree in order for the jqxWidget extension methods to work as expected. If you can imagine using a templated mvvm framework such as Knockout (or Durandal, in my case), you can see where this might cause problems, as script is being executed when a file loads, but the elements that the script is executing against haven’t necessarily been appended to the visual element tree when this occurs.
Hope this helps,
Michael
