Hi,
I did a little more research into the subject, and my email reply became so
long, that I put it up as a web-page - that way I should be able to update
the page with new test-results when available.
I'd appreciate your comments/improvements.
Testing from people with new Macs would also be app
May I suggest that you replace this:
if (!this.created){
window.setTimeout(this+".findForms()",200);
return null
}
with this:
if (!this.created){
var r = new EventListener(this)
r.oncreate = function(e) {
Whoa, my head is spinning. Yet another issue to take into account. How
cool. Great research, in any case.
Richard Bennett wrote:
> Hi,
> I did a little more research into the subject, and my email reply became so
> long, that I put it up as a web-page - that way I should be able to update
> the
Hi Steve,
is your compression algorithm meant to be Navigator 4.7 compatible?
I've got serious problems here... "Dynapi is undefined".
Writing a large amount of code with document.write has always been a
problem for Navigator.
Executing the code with eval could be an alternative, but then every
Mac IE 5.0
Results: none of the alerts show, but no js-errors either
Doctype strict - no URL - should be "true" <-- text is not same size
Doctype strict with URL strict.dtd - should be "true" <-- text is same
size
Doctype strict with URL loose.dtd - should be "true", but Mozilla/NS6
are "false"
I have had no problems using eval() calls to load API content. The only
requirement is that all global objects be attached to the window object.
For example:
DynLayer = function() {};
whould now read:
window.DynLayer = function() {};
Once the object is attached to the window object, it
sure, I know it's ugly, but it's valid.
I'm doing this:
strict=(if case1 is true)?(and case2 is
true)?case1and2areTrue:case1isTrueCase2isFalse:case1isFalse
Cheers,
Richard.
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From: "Stephan Tolksdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Richard Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Se
Well I'm finally in condition to take over Robert's old duties, such as
generating releases and so. I'm still learning all of the scripts in the
site. There are some user permissions that Robert forgot to change over
to me so I can't touch the scripts, but as soon as he fixes that I'll be
able
Bugs item #472050, was opened at 2001-10-17 05:46
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Category: DynAPI 2 Browser-Specific
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Leo Leinenga (leinenga)
Assigned
> sure, I know it's ugly, but it's valid.
> I'm doing this:
>
> strict=(if case1 is true)?(and case2 is
> true)?case1and2areTrue:case1isTrueCase2isFalse:case1isFalse
So why don't you set the brackets as following:
strict = (bool1 ? (bool2 ? case1and2areTrue : case1isTrueCase2isFalse) :
case1isF
Someone please convince me it is worth using. Honestly I think that's
forcing things too much: an object that encapsulates the already
existing Image object...
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Bugs item #423933, was opened at 2001-05-14 07:19
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Category: DynAPI 2 Browser-Specific
Group: Verified
>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Invalid
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Mark Fletcher (mark_j
I tried this too, but AFAIK native elements don't have the prototype
property, so it fails.
You can - in some instances - expand on a native element's properties, but
only for a single instance.
The solution is of course to use a "holder" object, that creates the image
(or whatever) and then tak
I'm so glad to hear this.
I have never used a DynImage, except to try it out in a few examples, and
it's the cause of several bugs at the moment.
Not that we should delete it, as that would break backwards-compatibility,
but mark it as depreciated.
It is causing a bug in NS4, when re-sizing the
Yes, I get your point, I'll change it to make it a bit more readable.
Richard.
- Original Message -
From: "Stephan Tolksdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Richard Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 5:12 PM
Subject: Re[6]: [Dynapi-Dev] IE6
That's great, as far as I could make out the current snapshot doesn't seem
to have any issues with IE6, and releasing this would allow us to clean up
the bugposts relating to older versions.
<
To: "DynAPI-Dev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2001 4:54 PM
Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] Nex
Stephan Tolksdorf writes:
> Writing a large amount of code with document.write has always been a
> problem for Navigator.
Accumulating text in a variable might be better than calling
document.write many times (certainly shorter), but don't do it with a
series of separate assignments like this:
Hi Daniel,
thanks for your tips concerning concatening strings before writing.
But this method is not applicable for the algorithm in question. The
whole is already written in one chunk.
Combining multiple
Stephan Tolksdorf writes:
> Combining multiple
Bugs item #471331, was opened at 2001-10-15 08:23
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Category: DynAPI 2 Browser-Specific
Group: Unverified
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Daniel Keller (jobe451)
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