there is a DynAPI.errorHandler method that is used for debugging purposes. I
suggest that you use this method for all API related alerts. This allows for
the error to be hidden from the user and logged for later processing.
martin ström wrote:
> i've made a quick and dirty .require() method written
> to use in widgets to make sure the right files are included.
> it was first meant to call DynAPI.include() for each file
> missed but this didn't really work so i decided just to show
> an alert telling which files.
>
> take a look in button.js for example how to use the
> require() method.
>
> i've made some minor changes in include() and added
> a small _include() method to get everything to work
>
> i've also added a DynAPI.alert() method which by
> default just shows an alert but can be overwritten
> for debugging-issues.
> this is better than common alert()s popuping up here and
> where in DynAPI-code.
>
> I know this maybe isn't exacly what we need talking
> optimizing, speed and size but i thought it could be usefull, please
> take a look. (as far as i know, a require() method was discussed
> a couple of months ago?)
>
> as i said, the code i quick written, just wanted to show my ideas
>
> (maybe this code could be an extension instead of core api,
> and now i noticed it has some bugs which order the files are
> included in netscape. well..)
>
> cheers
> /martin
>
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