and Brian Heys
(I got you two's email at the same time and I have the same response as well)
Here we go. I haven't tried your codes yet. But by looking at them, I believe they probably just trigger a new layer pop up, instead of capture the target element's content for an interactive editing session. Here I have to stress INTERACTIVE EDITING. Not just pop up another layer (for editing or not). The poped-up layer has to carry the information of the target element: Including the text and attributes (when neccessary --manipulated behind the screen) for a collabolative web site. After the target is edited, the user will save the new info to the server and refreshed on the users screen instantly. That new info will become available to all other users immediately. By looking at the examples in the downloaded package, I think the loadPanel is a very good tool as part of this thing I'm building. And I still don't know how to graft that into my codes. But I believe eventually, with your help, all these features will fit in nicely.
I love people on this mailing list. You guys are fabulous in responding quickly. Thanks.
Raymond Irving wrote:
I don't think you need the <div id="target"> tag. Try rewritting your code to reflect the following:
var lyrmaster = dynapi.document.addChild(new
DynLayer('<img
src="./insertion_embed.png">',50,150,null,null,'silver'));
// Note: w & h can only be null or integer values
var lyr1 = lyrmaster.addChild(new DynLayer('I want this layer to respond to clicking, and pop up
lyr3', 50, 50, 200, 100, 'red'));
// setup event listener var el = { onclick : function(e){ lyr2.set.Visible(true); } }; // add event listener to layer lyr1.addEventListener(el);
var lyr2 = ... var lyr3 = ...
-- Raymond Irving
--- Yanglong Zhu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,src="./insertion_embed.png">',50,150,'auto','auto','silver'));
I'm new here.
I just started trying DynAPI out. I have had some
successes. But I have lots of questions as well. So far, I can combine my
own code with DynLayer to generate interactive editing features in
Mozilla , however IE is very stubbon to be reigned in. My question is:
How do you add eventListener() to a element generated in
DynLayer()?
var lyrmaster = dynapi.document.addChild(new
DynLayer('<img
var lyr1 = lyrmaster.addChild(new DynLayer('<div-------------------------------------------------------
id="target" onmouseover="lyr2.set.Visible(true);return false;">I
want this div to respond to clicking, and pop up lyr3</div> ', 50,
50, 200, 100, 'red'));
var lyr2 = ...
var lyr3 = ...
The key part I am trying to get working is how to
add an eventListener to the element id="target", and pops up lyr3. I use
my own code can make it work in Mozilla. However it does not work in
IE. Besides I believe DynAPI must have a nicer way to do this in
IE and Mozilla than what I have come up with.
Thanks.
Yanglong
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