I think that's how the loadpanel should work. If you
where using an Iframe it would have done the same
thing.

--
Raymond Irving

--- Arijit Das <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The loadpanel in 3.0 seems to pick up the background
> color of the page 
> being loaded, or defaults to white if none is set.
> The loadpanel in 
> 2.5.7 used to keep a clear background unless the
> loadpanel had a 
> background color set.  Is there any way to retrieve
> the old behavior? 
> I've tried commenting out the following lines:
> 
>       var bg = this._loadElm.document.bgColor;
>       if (bg) this.setBgColor(bg);
> 
> in the p_notify2 function in loadpanel.js, but it
> didn't make any 
> difference.  I noticed that the new loadpanel reads
> the header of the 
> file being loaded, instead of starting after the
> body tag.  I'm guessing 
> this is why the background color shows up.
> 
> Thanks as always...
> 
> Arijit
> 
> 
> 
> 
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