I am having trouble with DynAPI.include(). I know ways of working around
it, but I'd really like to figure out what I am doing wrong. (Currently
using Win98SE, IE5.5)
As an example, I have been looking at Jeff Greenberg's Slider widget. No
matter what I try, I cannot get the SliderDemo.html example to run without
fiddling with the includes. No matter where I put the code, I always get
the error message "Slider is not defined" (which, as I understand
JavaScript's error messages, means that the file slider.js is not being
loaded successfully.
I have tried all sorts of variations, but nothing works. I've also checked
the tutorials and API documentation and the code in dynapi.,js, without
finding enlightenment.
The relevant code from the HTML file is
DynAPI.setLibraryPath('../../dynapi/src/lib/')
DynAPI.include('dynapi.api.*')
DynAPI.include('slider.js','./');
I assume from this that the HTML file and the slider.js file should be in a
directory two levels below the main DYNAPI directory. If I put them
anywhere else, I get worse problems (dynapi.js not loaded). However, I
cannot find anywhere to put them within this constraint that works. Perhaps
my assumption that slider.js and the html file should be in the same
directory is the problem. I figure the path "./" refers to the starting
directory containing the html file, but maybe not. I have tried a few other
ideas, but no luck.
I understand how DynAPI.include works with one parameter, but I have
obviously not grasped what it is doing when there are two parameters.
Thanks for any help.
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Peter Curran Software Developer Casebank Technologies Inc.
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