well I tried it - and I must agree, it is really nice - an improvement on
Textpad, and free!
very nice!
Please send the files over if you would.
Richard.
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From: "Roberto Peña" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
whole compilation of keywords in this message, so try it yourselves, I
Hi,
This is indeed very well know, and in the faq.
It's not DynAPI related, but a browser-bug. We did try to remedy this
problem with various resize scripts for NS4, but they only help on simple
pages, without dynImages.
In the faq there are a few examples of reloading the page on resize, for
NS4.
Hi,
After the pretty radical new version changes, I haven't been able to put in
the time to learn the new code yet, as work became extremely demanding.
I do however intend on following the project further, and eventually
updating my site to a more recent version.
I have answered several questions
I have a scrollpane that contains a loadlayer that I load external web forms
into via a menu.
IE5 and IE5.5 and NS4.x are working perfect, however with IE6 , the
dynamically loaded pages can not see any Javascript functions or variables
defined in the main program, this includes DynAPI funct
Well I don¹t know about anyone else on this list but I test out every
release on the Mac OS 9 and X. As far as 2.5.7 Ive found it to be pretty
stable and usable on most Mac browsers such as:
IE 5 (OS 9)
IE 5.5 (OS X)
NS 4.7 (OS 9)
NS 6.2 (OS 9)
Mozilla 0.9.8
Ones that don¹t work probably cause o
how is the mac support for the dynapi 2.5.6 I think is the
latest version
Are there testers working on Macs; Netscape and
IE?
Work? no work? partially?
Thanks
Todd.
Where's the developers support for this list? It seems like noone is answering any of
the questions.
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Hello,
I have an animated image, animation.gif.
When I add it to a dynlayer, it doesn't animate.
I just use the setHTML("")
Any sugestions?
Thanks,
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