Putting this up on the list again :) Please use reply all to reply to our letters, so other people can join in the discussions :)
> > OK, how can you do a "See this page online", > > "Report a bug on this page" functionality without > > DHTML? Please inform me, I am really interested... > > Sure! > > So you need DHTML to make links ? I'm really interested too... > But i think that's because i don't know how you generate the CHM doc. You can choose what mirror site to use for viewing the page online. Using http://www.php.net/ always won't be a Good Idea (TM), as it generates too much traffic for the main site. Actually you wont be able to choose www.php.net for online functions, only one mirror site... > Okay, i didn't know that you could dynamically Hide/Show users's comments. I > don't think that's very usefull but that's your choice. > When i read "DHTML" , i think "Layers dynamic positionning/resizing" but > it's not the case for the doc. No positioning, resizing or other thing is intended to be in here. > I don't really know how are made CHM files, i only make websites. So i don't > know how includes can be done with CHM. These are basically made up of HTML files. You can include one other HTML file in a HTML file as usual. Think of the contents of CHM files as usual offline HTML files ziped together with an added TOC and index. Currently it seems we will use this include technique for displaying user comments in the same window, while it is in another file: http://www.dansteinman.com/dynduo/en/source.html (see technique 2) With IE code only of course, no NS. > Will the doc be IE5+ compatible only ? > I just want to know how it'll work, i don't want to criticize...:-) As I know innerHTML works in IE4. I Hope so. We only need to be IE4+ compatible. I hope that's doable. Goba
