I have created a custom dijit widget which contains a grid and some buttons.
What is the right way to destroy it? override uninitialize, destroy, destroyRecursive? which method and in which order?
Thanks.
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I have created a custom dijit widget which contains a grid and some buttons.
What is the right way to destroy it? override uninitialize, destroy, destroyRecursive? which method and in which order?
Thanks.
Generally
uninitializeis the best place to do this, since it is an extension point called within thedestroyfunction before other teardown occurs.That said, depending on how you are adding your child widgets, you may not actually have to do anything. For instance, if you are defining your child widgets within a template, widgets declared within a template automatically get added to an array which is iterated through in
destroy.If you wanted to be sure, for testing you could connect to the
destroymethods of your child widgets to log a message when they get called.