wrote about "SV: [Dynapi-Dev] DynAPI layer
techniques applied to windows":
> Hi,
> Thanks for the feedback !
> I haven't been able to debug it to the detail, but referencing a window immediately
>returned by an open method doesn't seem reliable... I haven't bee
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback !
I haven't been able to debug it to the detail, but referencing a window immediately
returned by an open method doesn't seem reliable... I haven't been able yet to figure
out what you can do,
and what you can't do :
win = open(...), immediately followed by
win. ca
I don't know if this is might help u but if u don't want to call a setTimeout the only
way I can thnk of is to call a function in the parent window in the onload event of
the child window :
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body
{font-family:verdana;fotn-size:12px;background-color:#00;co
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Datum: den 4 mars 2001 22:20
Ämne: SV: [Dynapi-Dev] DynAPI layer techniques applied to windows
What probably happens is when you load a page into a new window,
the browser sees that new page as the object to reference.
It's pretty simple
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Datum: den 4 mars 2001 21:06
Ämne: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] DynAPI layer techniques applied to windows
>Yeah,
>
>I do understand what you mean... my point is that a scripting language should
>not allow this kind of operat
Yeah,
I do understand what you mean... my point is that a scripting language should
not allow this kind of operation. It does not make sense in a 'scripting
language' context. There is no room for 'uninitialized' objects in a
scripting language... it has nothing to do with real world programming
smime.p7m
Hi Eytan,
The problem is not getting this thing under control, I can show you how you can
solve this problem elegantly with a window manager and callback functions... I
think that polling a variable is quite a dirty and undesirable solution.
The problem I was referring to is the implementation o
The world of DHTML is a messy one. Browsers have to take care of two things:
1. Creating in memory all these objects and managing them
2. Drawing them on the screen
Same with windows. The actual command returns the object but it takes time
to load. There are two things I would try:
1. The more nor
Hi,
I've been trying to implement some of the features of dynapi layers to
browser window objects, such as nesting, controlled creation and
destruction, etc... and I have come across an old sorrow which has been
bugging me with regards to 'concurrency'. I posted earlier on this
subject here, rega
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