Hello. I have recently been porting my code over to the 'new' Dyn2.0
way of doing things (as per the changes last month, when we moved from
core.api.whatever to dynapi.api.whatever). My site uses frames for
navigation, but due to the nature of the application, I don't want (or
need) to be able to control frames from other frames (basically, each
frame is an independent document).
In any case, I'll describe my problem with an example.
page1.html:
...
navToolBar = new ToolBar();
DynAPI.document.addChild(navToolBar);
...
page2.html:
...
navToolBar = new ToolBar();
DynAPI.document.addChild(navToolBar);
...
(Note that they are the same :)
Now, in the old 2.0 way of doing things, this seemed to work fine. Now,
however, when I move to page2.html, I'm told that DynAPI cannot add the
layers to the document since they already exist there (presumably, since
they have the same name). I'm assuming that DynAPI.document is pointing
to the 'parent' document, that is, the one containing all the frames,
instead of the current document. This is not desirable for my
application. Can someone suggest a way around this problem, or perhaps
explain the "new" way of doing this?
Thanks for all you help...
ben
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Ben Sargent
Montage eIntegration Inc.
www.montage.ca
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