On 10 Apr 2006 at 14:02, James Howe wrote: > I'm working on a Laszlo application which displays some information from > XML which might contain HTML. I've read various threads on how to get a > Laszlo application to display HTML using an IFRAME, but I don't think I've > run across a good example of how to do this. The layout of my application > requires me to put the HTML viewer in the bottom right corner of my > application. Basically I have a three pane layout, one pane on the left, > two panes on top of each other on the right side. These panes can all be > resized (as can the whole window itself, obviously). Is there a good > example of how to place the IFRAME, keep it updated and handle resizing it > when the Window or the Laszlo components resize?
There are quite a few postings at laszlosystems forum .. just search "iframe" or "skinning" .. and using flashobject.js to embed the flash movies. When you say "three pane" do you mean "three separate iframes" .. involving two openlaszlo apps in divs (left and right_top) plus HTML app (right_bottom) .. non overlapping?? How are the three panes widths, heights to be resized when the browser window is resized? ... There are several techniques to consider .. (a) three iframes or divs - not overlapping (b) if the HTML content is static .. and importantly in XHTML format .. use DENG .. requiring just one openlaszlo movie to be embedded. The most flexible I have found by trial and error is (a) above. DL _______________________________________________ Laszlo-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.openlaszlo.org/mailman/listinfo/laszlo-user
