If you want, you can just access the inline layers as dynlayers. If
you insert dynapi.ext.inline.js, then onload you can automatically
acess them with DynAPI.document.all["lyr"] and they are actually
dynlayers. Or if you want to copy them multiple times, then you have
to create a copy object that copies all of the properties of the
dynlayer to a new object. I believe someone wrote something like this
a while back, but I'm not sure where it is or if it still works.
--
// Robert Rainwater
On 12/11/2000, 11:02:36 PM EST, Jorge wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Making dynLayer
copies":
> Hi every body,
> I am triying to make my first widget, it is a menu box, with two configuration
>variables, one for content an other for title. I am making a function to create them
>supplying this two, as arguments.
> This boxes are themable, and are built of tree parts: The title holder, the content
>holder and the bottom images holder, every element us a 3 cell table, so this give
>you freedom to change look
> just swaping images.
> Because the title and bottom elements wont change their height I would like to
>loadthem as inline layers, an then just make copies to the dynlayer function that
>creates them, so I dont have to
> calculate the size every time one is created an to wait the images to load.
> I am also working on a DynApi extension that would mimic relative positioning, so
>when a dynLayer is added, it will follow the flow as if it were another element
>(table) on a normal document (which
> I think can be very usefull). I am not a javascript coder, I have a php background,
>so any help on this will be really apreciated.
> Sorry for the big post,
> Best Regards,
> Jorge C.
> title
> Contents
> Contents
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