I haven't messed with your new release much, but I did notice this
problem with subclassing similar to yours.
When you use that technique to subclass DynLayers and such, it causes
a problem when in the Object you add each id to the DynAPI.unassigned
array. Lets say you have 5 DynLayers that hav
www10.ewebcity.com/tskoda/js.asp
On this site you will find my treeview written in javascript.
It works on IE and NS. Netscape verison also uses the dynapi scroll widget.
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Yeah, that's something I overlooked. setText needs to be called in order to
see an immediate change, but there's no reason to call setText every time
you change a label property. Doesn't setHTML also fire a load event, too?
An addition boolean passed to each of the setter method could determine
This has been fixed. Plus Dan updated CVS with a patch to the
scrollbar widget that fixes the scrolling problem.
The only other issue is the button/dynimage which Dan is working on.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 12/10/2000, 11:04:42 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Dev] Current Issues":
> wier
Ahh.. but when you're running those If statements through a loop that
creates several hundred layers, there is a HUGE difference in
performance and generation of layers in IE should be changed... as there
is a huge performance hit when the createLayer method is called for all
layers at once...
wierd.. I am using the latest(?) from the /src/ dir of a snap shot from a
couple of days ago, My scroll works fine? Mind you I am using the
skinscroll..
Althogh, I may have over-written the scroll.js with a previous one..
I seem to recall doing that but am not sure..
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Alreigth then, how about a suggestion made earlier (don't recall by whom)..
Put some code into dynapi.js which will
'complie' the code for the specific browser in use?
we can use place-holder vars (constants) and have dynapi.js set them
according to
what browser/platform is in use..
Doug Melvin
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Clear and precise. My sentiments exactly.
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Ämne: AW: [Dynapi-Dev] DynAPI build, Splitting files
>Well, call it as you like: Lib ode API, ... An API ha
I just uploaded a preview release of my Dynacore distribution, this is
mainly interesting for the other developers. I think some of the ideas I
added could be very good implementations for the official version. The most
important change is the making of the DynObject.
you can find it here http://
Not
sure which version you'r using but the filename
core.api is probably
dynapi.api or
dynacore.api...
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Once you split up parts of the API for every browser (that could eventually
include Opera, and other flavours) it means that people will start focusing
on a single browser because that's the browser they'll be using. Ofcourse
this is already being done on a smaller scale (Dan's main focus seems
Damn,
didn't know about this line being possible:
String.fromCharCode(this.which).toLowerCase()
Great
work!
Mind
if I include it into Dynacore aswell :-)
cheers,
Pascal Bestebroer[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.dynamic-core.net
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Thanks for sharing it, let us know when the site is
up.
cheers,
Richard:)
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From:
Henrik Våglin
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Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2000 7:58
PM
Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] DynAPI2 Ke(board)
events
Hello developers
I have pu
Hello developers
I have put together a keyevents extension for
DynAPI2 - as of release 2000.11.07, which is the latest official to my
knowledge. I've made it for a project called ComicCreation, which is the project
I'm working on implementing the DynAPI2 into.
The keyevents are meant to b
There are still bugs in there,because I haven't cleaned everything up yet
(that's why there's preview in the name ;-)
ofcourse your free to use the widget and examples, just give me a line of
credit :)
Pascal Bestebroer
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You need a reference to the eventlistener object and then you call
removeEventListener(listenerobj);
One way is something like:
MyWidget.listener = new EventListener()
MyWidget.oncreate = function(e) {
var o = e.getSource();
}
MyWidget.prototype.dosomething = function() {
if (...) th
I don't think that totally correct. It depends on how the server
handles gzip. Try loading a gziped js file in IE 5 locally. It
doesn't work.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 12/9/2000, 8:11:42 PM EST, Jorge wrote about "[Dynapi-Dev] compression?":
> Every HTTP 1.1 compliant browser can understan
Bit stumped by this one. Trying to emulate dragevent
(attachable/unattachable behavior) within a Widget without having to write
the eventhandler as a separate ext. I've tried alot of different reference
scenarios to remove a created dynevent events handler nested in a DynLayer
attached to a pare
Ok, here are the 'troublesome' code
artifacts.
CASE 1
this.popevent=new
EventListener(this)
this.popevent. {
var lyr=e.getSource()
o=e.getTarget()
if (o.isVert&&o.y!=130)
{o.moveTo(o.x+50,o.y-20)}
if (!o.isVert&&o.y!=130)
{o.moveTo(o.x+60,o.y+
This is a repost (previous one seems to have gotten lost :)
Once you split up parts of the API for every browser (that could eventually
include Opera, and other flavours) it means that people will start focusing
on a single browser because that's the browser they'll be using. Ofcourse
this is al
You
don't really turn eventlisteners on and off, you add or remove them. Adding
listeners is obviously known to you.. and to turn them off you simply use
the myLayer.removeEventListener(listener). That would
turn it off. This ofcourse means you have to have a handle (or variable) to th
hi,
a bug found in the examples on ie5.5 WinMe:
* dynacore.api.frames.htmerror message:
line24 char 2 object doesn't support this property or method.
Cheers,
Richard.
Ps I'm planning on grouping as many as possible examples, as included in the
examples directory (like Dan's
ht
What advantage would you gain by splitting up your example? Speed
wise, that is not the reason for loading taking a long time. The
speed problems are due to DynLayer creation. If you haven't seen yet,
Dan is creating a new inline dynlayer creation system that will speed
up this process. While
I've been actively coding JavaScript about 3 months
now. And realizing that:
1) That I know little.
2) Sweat is the greatest teacher of
all.
I have generally kept my questions to myself,
allowing them to fuel macabre nights of sleepless frustration till I figured it
out myself. The
Hi guys,
I'm trying to include the dyn api with the
following code
DynAPI.setLibraryPath('
I have looked at how the images work. I have made somthing similair but I
find more simple. I created a TImage which in its constructor creates a
"real" image (as in an IMG tag) then I can play with it using function I
have created. Resizing would simply mean call ImgName.width and changing it.
8
Well, call it as you like: Lib ode API, ... An API has the task to supply
you with a unique set of functions in order to perform some development
tasks. In this case this is cross browser compatible programming of web
sites (btw, an API can be stored in a lib ;-))
I agree, that the API is not mean
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