Hi!
I dont think that is possible, i think you will have to use template
manager for that. You will have to try but i dont think thats possible.
What you can try is to add one stacker, then add 2 more stacker in that
stacker and set another spacing on the main stacker.
Regards
Daniel
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Create the layers as you normally would then use the
dynapi.document.insertChild() function to insert the
relative layers
See the inline examples inside the examples/ folder
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Raymond Irving
--- Háber János <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a little problem.
> I have example these c
This is a bug in IE. In order for the top layer to
listen to onmousemove events you will have to add
content to the layer or set a background image
We might have to log this inside the knowledge-base
section of the troubleshooting docs.
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Raymond Irving
--- Daniel Tiru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Well for the record we will just use ondrop since
that's the one I started using inside the demos.
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Raymond Irving
--- Daniel Tiru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not a bad solution.
>
> I think tought, that it would be called
> ondragdroped?
> Atleast we should use ondragdrop, as you when
> p
See also:
dynapi.api.dynlayer-relative.html
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Raymond Irving
--- Raymond Irving <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Create the layers as you normally would then use the
> dynapi.document.insertChild() function to insert the
> relative layers
>
> See the inline examples inside the examples/ folder
Raymond
This is easy to fix, then. All you have to do is to make the default
background image a 1x1 GIF, for every layer. So if the user does not add
content or provide her own background image, the layer will still be able
to get events.
I don't have the code ready to show how to do this but it
True but remember that IE always reloads background
images wheever the layer is dragged.
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Raymond Irving
--- Jacob Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Raymond
>
> This is easy to fix, then. All you have to do is to
> make the default
> background image a 1x1 GIF, for every layer. So if
> the us
Hi All,
Got this information from
http://dhtmlnirvana.com/oldalchemy/dragfix.htm
...[snip]...
Part of being a developer is to find workarounds to
existing problems. One long time bugbear has been the
highlighting of content when using a drag scroller
dhtml technique. Fortunately, such a workaro
Ok,
Can we say that if a layer does _hasMouseEvents but
does not have bgcolor or bgimage or html then we set a
default transparent gif for the bgimage of the layer
for MacIE and WinIE?
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Raymond Irving
--- Raymond Irving <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Got this information from
> h
Hi,
I think we can use this solution along with
setTextSelectable() to prevent text and images from
being selected during a drag, agree?
for example:
var l = new DynLayer('',0,0,100,100,'yellow');
l.setDragEnabled(true);
// user can drag layer but text will not
// be selected during drag
l.setTe
Yes, very good.
--JYL
> Hi,
>
> I think we can use this solution along with
> setTextSelectable() to prevent text and images from
> being selected during a drag, agree?
>
> for example:
>
> var l = new DynLayer('',0,0,100,100,'yellow');
> l.setDragEnabled(true);
> // user can drag layer but text
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