hi,
I think it was Doug Melvin asking about faster tree
widgets a while back, I've got an example up and
running now, it's a modified Dynacore skinTreeNode.
Have a look here:
http://www.resass.f2s.com/dynapi/php/index.php
This is just a temporary test site while I get my
homepage up. The
Slick code Richard :)
Anyway, remember guys that if you've got a shitload of graphics to
download (even if each one of them is small), and the DynAPI is
still loading, it's nice to let the user see something while stuff
is being built on the background.
I know, I know, that's what splash screen
Is it possible to put LoadPanel into another Layer as a child AND make the
Layer resize based on the Child (LoadPanel) ? If someone could give me an
example that would be great... thanks,
Ken Jones (aka b0n3z)
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Look at the loadpanel.js inside is a setting for this.autoH=true/false
and this.autoW=true/false so if your loadpanel was named: myloadpanel you
should be able to do this:
myloadpanel.autoH=false
myloadpanel.autoW=false
make sence? someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Hope that helps ya...
K
Hi,
Is there a way to fix the size of a LoadPanel so that it does not resize
when loading content larger than the panel?
Thanks
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I am using frames and I have gone over most messages concerning DynDocuments
but I have found nothing to state HOW to check for the load state? Does the
DynDocument throw an "onload" event that I have not been about to find?
M.
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One reason for them would be to provide text when the user mouses over. The
title tag would do this as well.
Another reason is for Disability Standards. I know there is a lot we can do
to make sites more 'disabled' friendly. Blind people who use the internet
use readers that essentially 'read
You modify the code easily, just make a .alt property and insert it into the
string in dynimage:
' not true.
> I myself somethime turn off images entirelywhen I'm only looking for info,
> not images..
> Of course this is when I am at my sister's and using her 56k
> At home I got cable. :-)
> Do
Perhaps. Are you using framesets? I haven't tried this myself, but if you
have the DynAPI in one frame, you could perhaps set the other frame to be a
DynDocument and listen for Load events.
There's been a bit of discussion on the list about using frames, it might be
worth going over some of those
