Hello Raymond, > The long and short of it is that DynAPI really needs > to do something about the speed at which layers are > created and the amount of browser-resources to > maintain a layer.
when you say something is "slow" (which is always a relative value) you also have to give some references. Slow in contrast to what? Layers in Dynapi are created dynamically, which means they are inserted into the Browser's document object tree. This type of operation does always take a bit time (it's the same with replacing innerHTML), and if you compare Dynapi's implementation with the native one you'll see that there's only a small overhead in the former. If you want to see what "slow" means try the same example with Netscape 4 ;-) If speed is more important than code size you could eventually speed up the loading by using inline layers... but I wouldn't recommend it. Regards, Stephan _______________________________________________ Dynapi-Dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dynapi-dev
