Has anyone notice that click events occur twice
under Netscape? I've been trying for some time to eat these events. Just to
prevent if from firing, but alas. No luck. Check out the button example, under
Netscape on both Mac and PC (didn't check linux), it generates two click events,
one righ
Hi,
I was wondering if there's a way of using the
DynAPI to set the color of some text to change when the mouse rolls over a link.
i.e. in IE, the hover for links makes a line appear under a link depending on
how you define the stylesheet.i am trying to do something similar but make
it
Hi,
Thanks a lot. That seems to work but isn't
consistent. sometimes, if i reload the page a couple of times on netscape, i
still do see the layers appearing on top.
regards,
kit.
>>From: "Richard Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject:
Re: [Dynapi-Help] setting the
Yep I just noticed the same problem with IE5.5.
But if you first select use_IFrame , then you can click as fast as you want.
So it does seem to be a problem with the behaviors.
Richard
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From: "Gabriel Suchowolski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Frid
First to say that the Compatibility Matrix is the best tool to know that
DynApi2 is a very robust tool. xD
Once egain playing with LoadPanel on ...
http://mocha.ctlt.wsu.edu/DynAPIMatrix/dynapi20010421/examples/dynapi.gui.lo
adpanel.html
... I found the same bug I have on the toloadlayer (littl
Well, that's the shits. I'll have to hunker back into the outdated
"code-bunker" til we at least get make to the point of being
"non-destructive". API's get a bad wrap for "crashing" things, not sure
why.. :O).
Ironically, the solution must be near. We have Mac users posting that "all
work" (
I've isolated the problem with Mac IE 4.5. It seems that the 'for in' is not
supported. By simply changing this in the 'include ' functionality, Mac
users under IE 4.5 and Netscape 4.0 (not even in the matrix) can gain
compatibilty? Is it worth anything to anyone? Shouldn't we include it?
Regards
Hi,
This is extremely useful. It represents the difference between hacking
and real engineering.
Jeff
Matthew Shirey wrote:
> Again, I hope someone is getting something useful out of this
> information.
>
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Please no unhappy faces. =) I am just trying to objectively report the
compatibility status. I don't want anyone to feel like these are
complaints or flames. A very important phase of development is testing
and objective feedback, I just hope I am providing this.
-- Matthew
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I'll fix all the non-Mac related stuff. I mean return values plus that
Linux error. I had no notice of IE4 Mac being dropped, so it might be
some stupid mistake with very spectacular results. Crashing browser on
page exit is caused by some of the removeStuff code that was introduced
when
I've looked at it and seen that NS6 doesn't support button. I've ran the
test and there seems to be a problem with the setting of text in a label? Is
anyone working on this?
8an
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Hehe, it’s about a four hour ordeal with testing, notes, and web
updates all put together. J But as long as people use
it, it’s worth it.
Thanks,
-- Matthew
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Sent: Thurs
The matrix is surely a tool worth having. It must
be a hell of a lot of work doing all that testing!
I'd keep non compatible browsers in, that's what
the matrix is for, or at least have a list of not-supported
browsers.
Richard.
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From:
Matthew
Shirey
Hey all,
I updated the Matrix yesterday but neglected to email the
list.
http://mocha.ctlt.wsu.edu/DynAPIMatrix/
Some notes about my tests with the current version:
Windows Netscape 4.04 seems to have taken a bad swing for
the worse. Looks like some
functions in the even
If my DynAPI script is loading a CGI call to a LoadPanel, and this call will
take some time to load, is there any way to obtain the status of the load
process? It would be nice to be able to inform the user how things are
going.
I ask this question based on the fact that when loading a page to a
both M$ and Netscape has their own debuggers. I found the M$ debugger was good
because it meant you could pinpoint the exact line that is causing the porblem.
in NS it was easier just using the onerror event.
Alexander Litvinov wrote:
> Everyone knows that sometimes something goes wrong and som
It's really a pretty valuable tool. Bear in mind that it only works with
IE. NS has its own built in JS debugger, which you can access by typing
javascript: in the location bar in NS4 or through the Tasks > Tools >
JavaScript Console menu in NS6.
In IE you'll also have to uncheck Disable Script
Dreamweaver 4 also has a script debugger. seems to get a bit confused by OO
code though. it does however work in IE and NS4.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Abre Chase
> Sent: 03 May 2001 15:16
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE
Thanks I am going to try it.
On Thursday 03 May 2001 21:16, you wrote:
> MS Script Debugger
>
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/
>
> - Abre
>
>>
>> Everyone knows that sometimes something goes wrong and sometimes it is much
>> more easy to solve the problem using some kind of debuger. Does so
MS Script Debugger
http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/
- Abre
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From: Alexander Litvinov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 10:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Debuger for JavaScript
Everyone knows that sometimes something goes
Everyone knows that sometimes something goes wrong and sometimes it is much
more easy to solve the problem using some kind of debuger. Does someone knows
any debuger that works under Windows ?
Thanks for help.
Alexander Litvinov.
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I found you can assign a class to a dynlayer like this:
.orangeline {
color: #996699;
text-decoration:underline;
background-color: #ee;
border-style: outset;
}
and then
DynAPI.onLoad = function() {
myLayer = new DynLayer(null,150,140,300,60)
myLayer.setHTML('hello')
DynAP
That's great!
It is just what i am looking for. That properties of anchor are new for me,
but I will work on it just now.
If it works fine, should be a great advance in the scrollpanel widget.
I want to see your example soon!
THANKS.
Joaquín Santos.
www.elguia.net
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Ah-ha, someone else with the same problem. I am currently working on an
example that copes with this. Unfortunately the code for Netscape and IE is
quite different as they hold different things in the anchor object. However,
I shall try and finish the example today or tomorrow and post it asap.
B
Can anyone explain how simple events should
work?
I have:
DynAPI.include('dynapi.api.*');
DynAPI.include('dynapi.event.simple');DynAPI.include('dynapi.event.listeners');
DynAPI. {
button1 = new
DynLayer(null,100,100,100,40)
button1.setHTML('Click
Me')
DynAPI.documen
Hi.
I am trying to emulate the auto scroll of a inner
link, but with javascript. The idea is that, in a HTML code like
this:
go
there
.
.
.
.
When the "go there" link is clicked, the explorer
does an automatic scroll to the position of "there". I want to make this
in DynAPi scrollpa
From: "Richard Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The shortcomings I find irritating are:
> * Memory issues if you use to many layers. This might improve slightly
> still, but I think it's important to avoid it, by coding economically, not
> going overboard with a coverlayer, four border layers, a co
> * A nice improvement would be that we could attach a css class
> directly to a
> DynLayer, like:
> myLayer.setClass('greenborder')
> That would save a lot of time, and we could keep a library of css classes.
> Again not 100% compatible with NS4, but degrading gracefully.
I was thinking about th
i tried it, and it seemed to work for me. i'll try it from home over a
modem, see if that makes any difference.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Gabriel
> Suchowolski
> Sent: 02 May 2001 19:22
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [D
As an added bonus you can also name all your mail rules (or filters
depending if you're used to unix), so it easy to look them up when you need
to change them.
Barbie.
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Subject: [Dynapi-H
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