Not too familiar with 2.5.7 but shouldn't that be DynAPI.onLoad instead on --- "Lars V. Nielsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Y'all, > > I'm trying to show/hide a popup layer in one frame, > while controlling it by events fired in another > frame. > I've tested the example shown in > http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/doccenter/index.php?DynDocuments > with succes. > > However, the same setup doesn't work in my (huge) > real project. > > The main difference from the example is that I'm > using DynAPI heavily in the target frame by itself. > So it might be a question of having several > instances of DynAPI conflicting, but I'm unsure > whether this can be/is the case. > > The immidiate error occurs immidiately when I - in > my "menu" frame page/document - attempt to attach my > map frame page/document as a DynDocument object. > > var mapFrameDoc; > DynAPI.onLoad = function () { > mapFrameDoc = new DynDocument(parent.map); > DynAPI.addChild(mapFrameDoc); // <-- yields an > error: "An object is required" (or something of that > sort) > //... > } > > I've tested whether the "mapFrameDoc" variable is > defined, and it seems to be. > > I've tried a work-around by defining the popup layer > in the map page/document, and just attaching to it > from the menu page/document, but that yields an > error that indicates that the attached object isn't > recognized as a DynLayer (I can use setHTML and > setVisible methods on it). And I can't find any > examples to support me in this approach :-( > > Have anyone tried to do this ? > Can anyone shed some light on possible instance > conflicts ? > > Using 2.5.7 > > TIA > > Best regards / Med venlig hilsen > Lars V. Nielsen > -------------------------------------------------------- > Hvenegaard & Meklenborg > Rugaardsvej 55, DK-5000 Odense C > Denmark > http://www.hvm.dk
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