Alternatively I guess the problem (previous email) could be viewed as a
Netscape problemif I change the to
instead of being relative it works great on IE, but shows up at 0,0 on
Netscape.
Examples on sourceforge show position:absolute, but examples elsewhere
have the div defi
I renamed layer1 such that it reads
var layerHandle = this.document.all['layer1'];
However that doesn't seem to make any difference.
It almost seems like it's a layers/divs/tables problem. If I put the
outsided of the it ends up in the correct vertical position, but
not in the cor
I seem to remember a problem in IE with using the same name for the object's
javascript handle and the ID of the object. You may try changing this line:
var layer1 = this.document.all['layer1'];
...to use a different variable name.
- Abre
-Original Message-
From: James Musick [mailto
I partially figured out the difficulties I was having before...I didn't
realize that inline.js was actually making 'normal' javascript objects into
DynAPI objects (and thus giving the getX() methods). Now the examples that I
was seeing make much more sense.
My layer now seems to work nicel
