I'm playing around with layers & child layers. It seems like an assumption I
made is wrong perhaps.
I thought that I could create a layer, A, and add another layer B...and as
long as the HTML in B and A weren't in the same spot they'd both show up. I
recall seeing this before when playing with other people's code.
I tried:
pane = new DynLayer(null,160,160,800,360,null);
DynAPI.document.addChild(pane);
aLayer = new DynLayer(null,50,50,400,20,null);
aLayer.setBgColor('red');
pane.addChild(aLayer);
aLayer.setHTML('asdf');
--------> Everything works as I thought
pane.setHTML('blah')
--------> This makes the child layer's HTML disappear
How/Why does <parent>.setHTML mess with the child's html, etc?
I even tossed in a aLayer.setHTML('blah') after the pane.setHTML, but
couldn't get the child's HTML back.
What's going on?
Thanks,
Cheers
-James
p.s. Thanks for the replies about the prototype/inheritance models. I
understand classic OOP inheritance, just couldn't make sense of the
javascript syntax. I'll read through that netscape doc, it looked like it
had some examples.
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