I realize there would be a performance issue.
I was thinking more of a way to tell a specific layer to invoke a resize
event.
For now I'll just have the scroll bar extend the setsize method of the bound
layer
so that the scroll knob can be adjusted automatically.
onload would not just be for external documents.
> --- Doug Melvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > In the ChangeLog Dan had suggested that the
> > onresize
> > > event be replaced with the setAnchor() function.
> > The
> > > setAnchor() function is much more flexible that
> > having
> > > to do invokeEvent("resize")
> >
> > So how do I respond to the resizing of a layer?
> > I really would like to know.
>
> These are issues we will have to collaborate on. Is it
> best to add invokeEvent inside the setSize() function?
> How many apps/widgets will make use of the onresize
> events? The pros and cons will have to be carefully
> look at. Having invokeEvent inside setSize will slow
> down animations and layers/widgets that makes use of
> the anchor feature. If you say yes add the onresize,
> then you'll have to add the onmove,etc events that
> have been removed.
>
> DynAPI 3.0 removed the onresize and onmove events. IMO
> I don't think we need these events. I've found other
> ways to solve my resize issues, but let's get some
> feedback from the other developers.
>
> Should be sacrifice add onresize,onmove and onload
> back into 3.0?
>
> We have about 7 active debvelopers, let hear the view
> of as many as posible.
>
> > >
> > > As for onload... It was suggested the the
> > onCreate()
> > > onPrecreate() functions be used to trigger
> > callbacks
> > > once the object (elm) is loaded.
> >
> > See previous email (if it ever arrives on the
> server)
>
> same as comment above.
>
> --
> Raymond Irving
>
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