You would have to do a little work to backport IOElement to 2.5x (events, add dynapi.functions.getURLArguments). 2.9 is the development version and at some point the 2.5 version should just be abandoned. I wouldn't consider 2.9 to be 'bleeding edge" or "unstable", this version is better and less buggy than 2.5 is. There's really nothing to "merge" between these versions except for adding the widgets that were supplied in 2.5.
2.9 was quietly released, you can download it from the sourceforge site: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=5757&release_id=70027 The next official version, 2.9.1, will include the mouse event rewrite (I've got the Netscape portion mostly complete), fixed DynLayer remove/destroy, hopefully proper IE garbage collection, and the improved IOElement that we're discussing here. From there I'd like to try to further add as much Opera and Konquerer support as possible to DynAPI. Regards, Dan Steinman On Tue, Jan 22, 2002 at 06:59:20AM +0100, Henrik V�glin wrote: > er... it seems this is going to be really interesting feature of dynapi - at least >for webapp developers that want to add real dynacity to their site. but jumping in >and not sure where the thread started at I wonder if somebody can answer me a couple >of questions: > > 1) Does this IOElement only work with the rewritten 2.9 branch? > > 2) Where is the 2.9 version? Only in CVS? Can a non-developer like me start playing >with it yet? > > 3) Is the current 2.5 - 2.6 versions going to merge with the 2.9? Or is 2.9 only a >pre-version of a 3.0 release? (really confused about this) > > I hope nobody is offended by my ignorance to back-track this thread. > It's just that when I was ready to leave monitoring the progress of DynAPI and >getting into Java instead - the things I felt lacking in DynAPI, but was unable to >help develop, are about to become developed. > > So much for me giving up on using/promoting DynAPI... sorry for losing my fate :P > > Now if only a few people would help me get going with the DynAPI editor project, I'd >be happy as a hound-dog in hunting season :D > > Henrik V�glin [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] > > BTW Dammit, what a breakthrough from my long silence in this list - couldn't even >stay out of a little lobbying this time *LOL* > > > _______________________________________________ Dynapi-Dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/
