I'm only looking to remove the horzontal scrollbar, not both.
> the scroll="no" option in the body tag will remove the scrollbars in IE.
>
> Matt Spergel wrote:
>
>> Is there a way in IE to only remove the horizontal scrollbar?
>>
>> and...
>>
>> Does anyone know how to get Netscape 6 to ret
the scroll="no" option in the body tag will remove the scrollbars in IE.
Matt Spergel wrote:
> Is there a way in IE to only remove the horizontal scrollbar?
>
> and...
>
> Does anyone know how to get Netscape 6 to return the width property of a
> layer that's width hasn't been set?
>
> thanks in
Is there a way in IE to only remove the horizontal scrollbar?
and...
Does anyone know how to get Netscape 6 to return the width property of a
layer that's width hasn't been set?
thanks in advance,
Matt
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read the faq and archives. there have been many various scenarios and
solutions mentioned in the past.
jeff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting the following script back from the server in a LoadPanel:
>
> Test
>
> myLayer = new DynLayer(null, 50, 250, 230, 100, 'black');
> DynAPI.document.addChild(m
Hi,
I'm getting the following script back from the server in a LoadPanel:
Test
myLayer = new DynLayer(null, 50, 250, 230, 100, 'black');
DynAPI.document.addChild(myLayer)
This works in ie5, ie55, but fails in ns4.76.
(Where "works" means that I see a black rectangle on the
page next to the l
Its not failing, its what you expect. Images do not load
instantaneously, therefore the width of the dynimage is not known
until the image has completed loading.
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Robert Rainwater
On 4/11/2001, 6:07:28 PM EST, Gregor wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Example of failure in
NS":
> getWidth() also
I put an demo of wiki up at http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/doccenter/.
Anyone is welcome to update the info there. I added some of the
Helpsheet questions in a section called TroubleShooting, but I havent
put all of them there (anyone want to volunteer). If you look at
syntax I used, you should se
Hi Robert,
For documentation it sounds great. May I suggest that the 'Unofficial DynAPI
Helpsheet' be the first to be ported onto such a system. I've had alook at
wiki-wiki.com and it looks straight forward enough.Perhaps then the
'helpsheet' could be something of a testrun. The advantages seem o
It's interesting but sounds harder to maintain. I think I would like to
continue developing the database driven version. All I need is a few
good hours to put toward it. I have a serious case of day job to deal
with :).
-- Matthew
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It basically allows anyone to edit the pages from the site. Sites
like http://www.webmacro.org are using similar systems to allow the
documentation to be up-to-date and more useful for end users.
For instace if you type two capital words together like DynapiDocs, it
creates a link to a new page
I was thinking more about the documentation, no so much the matrix.
Its actually very easy to maintain since anyone can maintain it at any
time. The way our docs are now only a few people can change it and
rarely do because they don't have the time or patience. It does
require a level of trust, b
I am uncertain what it is exactly even after visiting the link you
provided. You are more than welcome to use my collected data though to
create this site you mentioned. I was working on a DB backend for this,
but if you have something better then that would be great. My free
programming time h
Hi,
i need a fast Treeview Widget to create over 3000 Nodes ... Is there any
avaiable ???
thanks
F. Gaisler
Germany
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