I think mozilla 1.2 had some problems with dhtml which
should have been fixed in 1.2.1 - I'm not 100% sure.
It would however appears to me that the dynlayer was
not loaded.
try testing for this.elm or try doing the following
test to see if mozilla 1.2 is the problem:
after page loads
var
Sorry - I forgot to mention the version - I'm using dynapi 2.5.6
Jesse Vitrone wrote:
I'm using Mozilla 1.2 and I'm getting errors that I don't get in
Mozilla 1.1
When my page loads, I get this in the JavaScript console:
Error: this.css has no properties
Source File:
http://localhost/willyni
I'm using Mozilla 1.2 and I'm getting errors that I don't get in Mozilla 1.1
When my page loads, I get this in the JavaScript console:
Error: this.css has no properties
Source File:
http://localhost/willynicks/dynapi/src/lib/dynapi/api/dynlayer.js
Line: 40
Line 40 of dynlayer.js is this:
--- Webmaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, just tested 2.5.6 load layer function, seems
> nice, but how do i
> determine if the layer is scrollable if the content
> "overflows" the
> layer size?
Try getContentHeight() and getContentWidth()
> And also what does exactly the clipping function
Hi Doug,
Welcome come back to this mailing list.
2.9 (which will eventually become 3.0) is still in
beta but you can download the 2.9.1 version at
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=5757
Take a look ChangeLog for more information
PS. Please remember to use "Reply to All" whe
Hi, just tested 2.5.6 load layer function, seems nice, but how do i
determine if the layer is scrollable if the content "overflows" the
layer size?
And also what does exactly the clipping function in dynapi? Same as in
normal DHTML (determine viewable size of an object) or there is another
applic
