I think that your changes should be added to the API by one of the admins. I'm
surprised no one has mentioned of it earlier. : )
David Holbrook wrote:
> I have been trying to make a Layer that would resize as the browser window
> resizes... I tried something like this without much luck:
>
> DynAPI.onLoad = function() {
>
> var pad = 10;
>
> myLayer = new DynLayer();
>
> myLayer.setSize(DynAPI.document.getWidth()-(pad*2),DynAPI.document.getHeight
> ()-(pad*2));
> myLayer.setBgColor('#c0c0c0');
> myLayer.moveTo(pad,pad);
>
> rszLstn=new EventListener(myLayer);
> rszLstn.onresize=function(e) {
> target = e.getTarget();
>
> target.setSize(target.parent.getWidth()-(pad*2),target.parent.getHeight()-(p
> ad*2));
> }
> DynAPI.document.addEventListener(rszLstn);
>
> DynAPI.document.addChild(myLayer);
>
> }
>
> It didn't seem that there was a resize event in the document... I took a
> look at the resizeHandler and also the loadHandler and noticed the load
> handler was invoking a beforeload, load, and afterload event. I borrowed
> the event code from the loadHandler and add this line to the resizeHandler:
>
> if (DynAPI.document.invokeEvent) DynAPI.document.invokeEvent('resize');
>
> ..and my code worked like I expected it to.
>
> I have two questions.
> 1) What would be the "normal" way of doing this without modifying the
> DynAPI.
> 2) Should the resize event be added to the resize handler for convenience
> and consistency.
>
> Thanks
> Dave Holbrook
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