I had the same problem, traced it back to the dynimage, and then
realized that even the dynimage example doesn't resize properly in
NS. As to the 'this.elm has no properties' error, if I'm not wrong
doesn't appear anymore with the latest CVS version - there's a check
which has been moved some lines later, I'm not at my usual PC now and
I can't be sure. The dynimage disappears all the same, though..
Actually, I saw the NS JS debugger 'stopping' without reason during
the setHTML method (dynlayer.js), at the line with document.open()
(I'll be more precise in another post, if necessary). After the
document.open() the document.write() seems not to be executed.
Anyway, I'll check again as soon as I have my computer back.. :-)
Angelo Tata
>I have read the mailing list history and see that many people have
>had problems with resizing in Netscape. I got the error 'this.elm
>has no properties' too
>
>Through testing, I discovered that netscape has no problem with the
>resizing until you use a DynImage.
>
>Maybe this is old news but Netscape calls the DynAPI.onResize
>function no problem until you add a DynImage. (At least on my
>machine. (WinNT 4, Netscape 4.7)
>
>When I removed all my DynImages and replaced them with layers with
>an image on them (myLayer.setHTML("<img src=myimage.gif>");)
>everything worked fine.
>
>The this.elm error occurs on line 415 of dynlayer.js but that is
>only when setHTML is called from the dynimage.js file. This is
>probably because the dynimage file does not have an elm variable. So
>I thought that maybe there was someone out there that had been using
>DynAPI for more that 2 days who could fix the problem. I was
>unsuccessful.
>
>But then, maybe this isn't the source of the problem at all. :-)
>
>Jordan
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