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You have to use
the pushpanel in conjunction with loadpanel.
try using: // call a new load panel object lp = new LoadPanel(); lp.setSize(250,50); // height will be overwritten by default lp.moveTo(200,100); // attach an event listener on it (not sure if you will need this with what you are doing) counter = 0; var el = new EventListener(); el. { status = 'got load event '+ counter++; } lp.addEventListener(el); // call a new pushpanel object and pass in the "loadpanel" object (lp) in the "constructor" pushpanelV = new PushPanel(lp); pushpanelV.setVertical(); pushpanelV.setSize(150,150); pushpanelV.moveTo(200,50); DynAPI.document.addChild(pushpanelV); // finally, set the URL of the loadpanel object to your external file // I tried doing this before the "pushpanel" was added and it was bombing... this has to be called after // the pushpanel object is added to the document lp.setURL("file.htm"); Hope this helps. Chris ----- Original Message ----- From: "AT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 1:59 PM Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Pushpanel widget > Hi all.. > Maybe this will seem obvious, but it's not much time since I began reading > this list. > I've downloaded the last snapshot of the DynAPI2, and I was trying to > upgrade something I created with the DynAPI1. > First thing I've noticed, the Pushpanel doesn't seem to allow loading > content from a file. This being exactly what I need, I'd like to know whether: > a) I'm totally blind. It can, and I'm wrong. > b) It could be done with some help from a loadpanel (how? anybody did it? > some hints?); > c) that's entirely another widget, and there's already someone working on > it (who?). > > Thanx, anyway... > > TBlack > > > _______________________________________________ > Dynapi-Help mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/dynapi-help > |
