Just to let you know I saw this and the 7 other Bugs tracker
notifications on Friday (thanks to dynapi-notify, which already has four
other subscribers besides myself, yay!). I've got one system running
now after quite a bit of rebuild and recovery. I'll try to play with
some of the code tomorrow (err, later today). I'm about ready for bed
so I'll just read them now and think of it as I sleep. Thanks very much
for pointing out what needs attention and giving some ideas.
I can only test on IE6 at the moment. Maybe more in the future.
Leif
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <dynapi-dev@lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: 2005 July 29 Friday 14:08
Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] inline layer funness
yes i know.. funness is not a word :-P
Okay, in the past when you use dynapi.inline to load an inline layer
that did
not have positioning set, the layers .x and .y would be inistialzed to
0
I done fixed it!
When you do not set a left or top in the style (eitherin style sheet
on inline
style) IE fills these propeties with "auto" so lines 51 and 52
in dynlayer.inline.js :
dlyr.x = parseInt(css.left);
dlyr.y = parseInt(css.top);
both values equate to 0 (parseInt('auto') == 0)
Da fix! NOT CONFIRMED IN ANY OTHER VERSION OF IE
Lines: 51 and 52
in dynlayer.inline
dlyr.x = parseInt((css.left!="auto")?css.left:dlyr.elm.offsetLeft);
dlyr.y = parseInt((css.top!="auto")?css.top:dlyr.elm.offsetTop);
This done fixes it for top level layers: have not checked out child
layers yet
I am at work and can't spend too much time on this but wanted to get
it out to
you guys.
For frowards compatability we could use the following instead (check
for 0
rather than for "auto")
dlyr.x = parseInt(css.left)||dlyr.elm.offsetLeft;
dlyr.y = parseInt(css.top)||dlyr.elm.offsetTop;
If will check this out for child layers ect when i get home or on the
weekend.
Feel free to remind me if I let it slide :-P
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