Oops... I typed this email too fast. However the bug is really still present
as Doug Melvin reminded me.
Original Message Follows
From: Scott Andrew LePera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] A bug in NS6.2, winNT
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 14:06:18 -0800
Qu
Quang Nguyen wrote:
> I am fairly sure there is a bug in the librairy of DYNAPI or NS6.2.
> Using a large DHTML code(about 2000-3000 lines of code), I had added a
> lot of pictures to 26 layers using DynImage using the following code:
>
> myLayer.addChild(new DynImage(DynImage.getImage(' src
once again: the DynImage is buggy.
once again: the DynImage is buggy.
once again: the DynImage is buggy.
once again: the DynImage is buggy.
It is known to not work very well with NS 6.X.
Please consider yourself "told" and sopt being so surprised.
Don't be offended by this..
I've been trying to
I am fairly sure there is a bug in the librairy of DYNAPI or NS6.2.
Using a large DHTML code(about 2000-3000 lines of code), I had added a lot
of pictures to 26 layers using DynImage using the following code:
myLayer.addChild(new DynImage(DynImage.getImage('')));
Netscape Communicator 6.2 CRASH
1) What does the "T" stands for? If it's inheritence
or interface that we're dealing with whay not use "I"
or "i"? - just a thought :)
I think it stands for Turbo DynAPI!! ;
I have been wondering this too, but I think its a Borland "usedtoness"
matter
Hello,
Just finished reading the new widget specs.
1) What does the "T" stands for? If it's inheritence
or interface that we're dealing with whay not use "I"
or "i"? - just a thought :)
2)Is it possible to create a TabOrderManager that will
also work in NS4? If so, will it support automatic
tab
Ie and Mozilla show the elements but borders look different. NS 4 throws
javascript error "this.img is not defined". Nevermind, as this is just
alpha work.
The code looks good to me. I mean, It is too much formal for what I'd
like but assuming the approach you're giving to the issue I find it
I don't believe its needed since the DynDocument constructor calls
findDimensions() which sets the .w property. And since
DynAPI.document has already been created, the .w property is correct.
Robert
On 11/29/2001, Doug Melvin wrote:
> this.document.w = this.document.getWidth(); //just for sec
At last you can see some files. I've included a under construction version
of three widgets: TList, TButton, TCheckBox (just the first ones I felt like
testing).
Included is also a test page (TStandard.htm). To use these stuff I
recommend:
a. To extract the zip to a directory under dynapi\src\lib\
Hello everyone,
Hope you're all in a good mode today :)
I was just thinking, is it possible for use to ever
create widgets that can be downloaded after a page has
been rendered?
AfroAPI uses java to do a similar task, but what about
doing something like this:
dummywidget=new initWidget()
dummy
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