Hi All
How does the LoadPanel retrieve it's data form the server, ?
It seems I have a few issues with it being:
+ the Queue still breaks with multiple items, (which I want to rebuild from
the ground up )
+ The LoadPanel fires the onload event upon a resize.. which I would have
thought isn't
nec
Hi,
I setup Doxygen to do that for the user-submitted widgets for my site, see
this:
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/dynapi/article.php?sid=20&mode=&order=0
The docs (see
http://www.richardinfo.f2s.com/dynapi/Richardinfo_Developer_Docs/ ) are
generated from the sourcecode as it stands now, without
close, but I'll give you the cigar anyway. I really should get off
my behind and do some of the cvs updates myself instead of bitching.
I am not sure if the lack of the highlighted line will have any effect,
perhaps he who knows all there is to know about memory (Jordi) could shed
some light on
No idea. JS will delete the object because the Array does not reference
it. Anyway, this is NS code, and memory leaks were IEs jolly gift, not
NSs. I think.
Michael Pemberton wrote:
> close, but I'll give you the cigar anyway. I really should get off my
> behind and do some of the cvs updates m
And again, you set our wayward craft back on the right path : )
Jordi Ministral wrote:
> No idea. JS will delete the object because the Array does not reference
> it. Anyway, this is NS code, and memory leaks were IEs jolly gift, not
> NSs. I think.
>
> Michael Pemberton wrote:
>
> > close, but
The reason no one looks at ns(4) leaks is because it leeks so much even when
displaying simple stuff.
8an
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Actually, while not a bad, NS still leaks a bit.
In fact early version of the API crashed my NS after just a few refreshes
- Original Message -
From: "Jordi Ministral" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 5:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] NS Resize Fix
The object still exists as this.elm. So deleting it would not have
mattered either way. Plus, you can't delete htmlelements in NS
anyways. I don't believe references to them will take up much space
either.
--
Robert Rainwater
On 6/22/2001, 7:42:48 AM EST, Michael wrote about "[Dynapi-Dev] NS
On 6/22/2001, 5:28:30 AM EST, Ramon wrote about "[Dynapi-Dev] NS Resize Fix":
> Hi All
> How does the LoadPanel retrieve it's data form the server, ?
> It seems I have a few issues with it being:
> + the Queue still breaks with multiple items, (which I want to rebuild from
> the ground up )
>
Thanks for the mail, I'll forward it to the mailing list. Robert Rainwater
set up the documentation.
Strange things indeed.
Richard.
- Original Message -
From: "Hill, David T - Belo Corporate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 22 June, 2001 21:22
Subject: dynapi pages
Browser: Netscape 4.77
Platform: Linux
Dynapi: 2.53
Error: On example event.dragevent
src/lib/dynapi/event/mouse.js
Line 128
Syntax Error, other error is missing ] after element list
Example: DynAPI API.DELETE
Delete do not works
Example: dynapi.ext.inline
Line 21
clayer1 has no properties
...
Thanks for the info Richard. The docs generated by Doxygen look pretty good
for someone working on the project -- color-coded syntax and line numbers
are a nice touch. But, IMO, it's not quite what a new user would expect or
need.
I think the learning curve for DynAPI is a little steep partially
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