Jordi wrote:
> But as the DynAPI stuff happens onLoad, won't the simple stuff
> render before
> the API starts creating layers ? I found out that I could have
>
> <html>
> <body>
> Some preloading message and othr html
> </body>
> </html>
> <scripr src=dynapi.js>
> <script>
> DynAPI.onload = function() {
> bla
> }
> </script>
>
> and my HTML was shown before all of the DYnAPI started loading,
> providing a
> way of having a simple preloading text.
You may be able to do that but that is by no stretch of the imagination
good HTML. Older browsers may not care about things like having well
formed HTML but when browsers start to become more picky about the HTML
due to XML don't count on that HTML rendering correctly. I would prefer
having the eval() used because it doesn't strangle the browser while
everything is loading.
Andy
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