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> 1. Form elements overlapping Layers (Doug Melvin)
> 2. Re: Form elements overlapping Layers ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> 3. Re: Form elements overlapping Layers (Bob Basques)
> 4. Re: OT: Forced Download (Bob Basques)
> 5. Re: Form elements overlapping Layers ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> 6. RE: Splitting the API (Digital Strider)
> 7. Re: OT: Forced Download (Doug Melvin)
> 8. Re: Splitting the API (Michael Pemberton)
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> ATTACHMENT part 3.1 message/rfc822
> From: "Doug Melvin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2001 15:20:39 -0700
> Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Form elements overlapping Layers
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> Is there any way to get Form LElements to NOT overlap my layer in
> NS?
> There is no problem in IE but NS is pissing me off..
> I've tried setZIndex, but to no avail:
> www.creative-workshop.com/forms/Professional_training/app_form.htm
>
> Next to each heading is a numbered link (IE 1.0 or 2.0, ect.)
> When you click on it a Tooltip pops up (empty at the moment)
> But the layer is consitantly Behind the form elements.
> Help?
> Please?
> I REALLY want to get paid for this.
NO NO NO.
I would reccommend "Triage" at this point. Since your users are under
your control (Professional trainees are kind of whipped) I would
mandate Internet Explorer. <<<<<< HIGHLY RECCOMMENDED
Or use a popup window. <<<<<< SECOND EASIEST
Or a frameset (pop the message into a frame at the bottom/left/right.
Or you could put the WHOLE FORM into a layer and HIDE it whenever you
pop up a floater.
Or you could put each form element into a layer and hide THAT element
when you show its popup. (Look out for unexpected clipping!) <<<
HARDEST BUT REALLY IMPRESSIVE!
Or you could NOT USE forms and create an input widget in DynAPI.
(that last suggestion is for maschoists, which there are plenty of in
this message base... :) )
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