Well a constraint is really just a handler for the dependent variables that updates the actual value, so in this case if you ask for the elements width or height, you will get the current real value. The best way to forward those values (and track them) is to make another constraint. Constraints are easy to write in OL, but hard to write in JS. You can get an inkling of a hand-written constraint by looking at the implementation of the align and valign attributes that let you say things like 'center', 'top', etc. Those get interpreted into constraints on the parent bound.
Hope that helps. On 2011-07-06, at 19:30, [email protected] wrote: > Hi Tucker, > > Is it possible to retrieve the raw constraint values of an attribute? For > example, > > <html width="100%" height="100%" .../> > > I'd like to obtain the 100% values for width and height so I can forward them > to the iframemanager. > > Thanks! > > Phil
