Is there a way I can download all of the files from the cvs...i have only
found a way to download individual files, which is pretty inconvenient
just wondering, sorry to bother all of you.
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line 14:
wasDraging : false,
should probably read:
wasDragging : false,
2 gs instead of one... anyways I would have just fixed it, but I cannot
figure out this damn winCvs thing...
-jaredn
the current code is trying to access wasDragging (
with 2 gs )
I think it is being set by the dragevent
code before it is accessed anyways, but it is pointless to have a property
initialized that is never used, and could cause some confusion for anyone trying
to access it for some reason b
sorry about that. Line 14 of dynapi.js of Version
2000.11.07. is what I was refering to... that was pretty vague :o)
wasDraging should be
wasDragging
I am very interested in this debugger of yours...please post the code, when
you get a chance...
also line 14 of dynapi.js (build 2000.11.7) reads:
wasDraging : false,
can anyone fill me in on what on earth this line is used for? I tried
looking through the rest of the code and could not find it
per page memory management was abandoned, as far as I know, in Netscape
version 2.0. IE3+ and NS4+ use a variation of the mark and sweep garbage
collection algorithm.
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to my knowledge, and I'm almost completely positive, there is absolutely no
way to force the garbage collector to make his rounds, but it's probably
pretty efficient. They didn't want us to have to do this, so, they took away
the chance for us to clean up our own memory.
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NS6 has installed fine on my NT4.0 machine. Finally Netscape released a
decent browser:o)
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t=new Array(1,2,10,22,55)
delete t[1]
alert(t.length) //still 5
alert(t[1]) // undefined
yeah thats the problem with just using delete
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Is this still working? Just wanted to make sure - sorry for not having
contributed much so far (nothing!) but I'm still going through all the code
to see what's going on.
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can anyone tell me how to make this work in NS. I need to clip a banner
served to me by an ad agency to exactly fit inside 468/60 dimensions:
this works wonderfully in IE, in NS4.7, it just hides the image - is it a
clipping issue in NS?
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maybe I missed this in the last 400 mails, and I'm sure its been properly
discussed, but can someone fill me in on why we are not using the Dynobject
scheme Pascal came up with. What is the benefit of not doing it that way?
I've really been trying hard to go through the code and get a better idea
as a followup to my last post:
gd=window.alert
t=gd("a_valid_divs_id")
does not crash NS6, while:
gd=document.createElement
t=gd("DIV")
does
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Is anyone else is having trouble with iframe-less loadpanel in IE5.5?
I get an error (object doesn't support this property or method) on line 164
in loadpanel which is:
lpanel.loadElement.startDownload(url,LoadQueue.loadHandler);
now, in an effort to be one of the helpers, a not just a complaine
Oversight is amazing!
:o)
I have a feeling that certain people are wanting to implement class-like
inheritance because it is more familiar/comfortable to them.
I strongly agree with Pascal. Prototype-based inheritance works beautifully,
and is native to javascript, so why would we want to enforce a different
type of inher
Some people will tell you it is improper. some people will say it is fine. I
think the only improper thing about it is a lack of comment next to it.
Because it is an unothorodox coding technique (as far as most are concerned)
a simple comment can alleviate any question as to where it was done
purp
I am very against. Eytan, can you please send me this SuperClass object
please?
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can you show me an example of this in use?
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check out the right-hand side of this page guys/gals:
http://www.echoecho.com/
the person who gave me this, told me the following of the stats:
Stats derived from:
+500,000,000 hits at
+500,000 different sites
during December, 2000
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it appears that while a test like this:
window.event==event
returns false, they both contained 37 indentical properties.
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black listed?
By the way, there is a color-picker widget at a site I work on, it's not
DYNAPI2 and it sn ot cross-browser, but let me know if you want to see it.
It has a "color curtain".
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BTW, last post is speculation, but I'm fairly sure...also I said get, when I
meant delete :)
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Just so you know, removeChild also works in IE5.5, in case you're
interested.
To get at all the children's children you could just recursively call the
memFree() method (or whatever you choose to call it). Also, while the
intrerpreter does rely on automatic garbage collection, this delete idea
wi
Not sure if my tests are reliable, but I tried the following, and it showed
little difference:
www.aavex.com/asl/memtests
jaredn :: http://webfx.eae.net
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