I've written some cross browser focus events that work in NS4 / IE as part of the afroapi.

it is also possible to use the mousedown / mouseup events to move the layer up / down the zIndex level required to put it on top.

Kasper Schnell wrote:

I have problem.I several draggable layers, and I want the layer that is currently being dragged to be on top (highest z-index) and two of its childLayers to be visible. Since I can have a situation where maybe 100 layers are draggable, I want to give the layers that is not being dragged a lower z-index.How do I make a reference to these?Is there a way to check whether a DynLayer is "active" (a bit like onFocus)? I'm now using the workaround where I check with:de=DragEvent.drageventif (de){do something}But it is not referring to the layers not being dragged.Please help me.Yours Kas

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