Hi Jack,
After lookoing at your example (
http://www.perceptivecorner.com/layer2.html) page I
found a few problems:
Please see below:
--- Jack Chung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a hard time figuring out how to make layers
> display as inline. I
> use Dynapi 3.0 beta and noticed the insertChild
> function can create
> relative positioned layers. But I was not able to
> find any way to set
> the display=inline property.
Firstly the insertChild() function is only available
on the dynapi.document object. You should use
dynapi.document.insertChild(lyr1,'relative') instead
of mylayer.insertChild(lyr1,'relative').
The lyr1 object in your example is created after the
page loads and therefore will not be inserted into the
document. This layer (lyr1) must be created before the
page loads. Any code found within your init function
will be executed after the page loads.
> I tried
> layer.css.display = 'inline';
> or
> layer.elm.style.display = 'inline';
> but both are useless.
The css property of the layers are only available
after page load.
dynapi.onLoad(function(){
layer.css.display = 'inline';
// this should work. Note some browsers might have
// problems with the css display inline property
})
> Also tried to use inline layer, which displayed
> well, but becomes buggy
> when I setDragBoundary. The boundary should be the
> parent of the layer
> (another layer), but it *seems* to become
> "document", but offset by
> about 20 pixel to the lower right.
This I think is due to the fact that your (lyr1 &
lyr2) layers are create after the has been page
loaded. To insert lyr1 & lyr2 into the document they
must be created before the page loads
> I have two big DIVs on my page (left and right),
> inside each DIV, there
> are many small same-sized DIVs (inline and
> relative). I want to be able
> to drag one of the small DIVs from the big DIV, then
> drop into the other
> big DIV. Then the small DIV will be aligned
> automatically in the new
> big DIV (by using inline and relative). Also, all
> small DIVs in the
> original big DIV should shift one block to cover the
> extra space left
> after the small DIV is dragged away.
>
> Can someone help me?
Please see the following drag-drop examples
examples/demo.dragdrop-collision.html
examples/demo.dragover.html
As for shifting "one block to cover the extra space
left after the small DIV is dragged away" you'll have
to implement a reflow function or library. There isn't
any reflow library available for dynapi as yet, but I
do hope someone will be able to contribute such a
library.
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Best regards,
--
Raymond Irving
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Jack
>
> --
> Jack Chung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> http://www.PerceptiveCorner.com/
>
>
>
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