Friday, August 03, 2001, 3:31:36 PM, you wrote:
DS> Thanks very much for the links. On my system (Win98, IE 5.0) the minimise
DS> button didn't seem to work in any of the examples - that is, it did exactly
DS> the same as the close box does. I'm sure this is known since I'm on such a
DS> bog-
You are missing a after the div. Plus, I don't believe you can
use divs inside of tables in NS 4.
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On 7/22/2001, 3:57:51 AM EST, Jack wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Need some help with
setHTML, need it badly :( - :)":
JL> Thanks Michael, I really apprec
http://webfx.eae.net
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On 7/17/2001, 9:16:21 PM EST, James wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] DHTML Forum / Webboard":
> I'm trying to find an url I have misplaced.
> A few weeks back I came across a site authored by some people on this
> mailing list.
x27;undefined' and false
evaluate to false using if (noevt) [I assume this is what you meant],
then it would not work.
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You can access forms in dynlayers like:
dynlayername.doc.forms['formname'].elementname.value
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On 6/29/2001, 9:52:02 AM EST, Kasper wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Retrieving the value
from a textarea in a form in a layer in NS4":
> I have problems retr
If you want to have references to the elements just create an array
like:
var lyrref = new Array();
for (var i=0; i" + o.items[i+1] + "";
lyrref[i].setHTML(linkItem);
lyrref[i].setVisible(true);
}
}
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On 6/25/2001, 1:45:38 PM EST, Tom wrote abou
This method has been removed in recent versions since it was rarely
used. It was nothing that couldnt be done with calls to several
methods already in the DynAPI.
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On 6/19/2001, 4:17:58 PM EST, Eytan wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] DynLayer.setStyle()
method":
>
The line:
should be placed in the head of the document, not in the text of a
layer.
Then try something like:
myLayer.setHTML('text')
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On 6/19/2001, 4:11:30 PM EST, Jonah wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] css":
> I am trying to use a style sheet with
You can use the label widget. It has built in support for wrapping
using tables. Its included in 2.53.
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On 6/15/2001, 8:22:06 PM EST, John wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] content doesnt wrap in
NS":
> Hello,
> Trying to get string content in DynLaye
ong way?
You don't need to change dynapi.js. As long as you don't include
dragevent and keyboard using DynAPI.include it will not be downloaded.
Robert
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What version of the DynAPI are you using? It is most probaly a
problem with the events in the DynAPI. Although I thought this was
fixed a while back.
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On 6/8/2001, 7:27:43 PM EST, David wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Not getting onClick
event":
> I have an
This should be fixed now in CVS. The bgColor/Image were not being set
to null in specificRemove, so when they were recreated, these values
were used. I also set the html,x,y,w,h values to null as well just to
be safe.
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On 6/6/2001, 11:48:39 AM EST, Jordi wrote about
o the DynObject array.
I believe the getAll will assure that it is a valid reference since
the dynobject array may contain some junk references or references in
another frame.
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On 6/6/2001, 4:29:15 AM EST, Jordi wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] external layers and
inline
The best implementation of html applications is IBM's sash. (
http://sash.alphaworks.ibm.com/ ). It allows you to use JS and html to
create windows applications. Its just a technology preview, but it is
very cool.
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On 6/5/2001, 9:09:11 PM EST, Richard wrote about &qu
Personal Web Server - It's basically IIS with less features but runs
on Win 9x.
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On 6/5/2001, 5:46:23 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] re: dynapi, ie5, pws etc":
> what's PWS?
> - Original Message -
> From: Richard Benn
Which changes are needed? I'm not able to keep up lately. If I read
right, the resize fix, kills events? Is this correct? If so, I think
we need to find a better way. If not, I will gladly put it in CVS.
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On 5/30/2001, 2:04:54 PM EST, Richard wrote about "[D
No need to pass parameters around. Just set a global variable
DynAPI.resizeFix = true //or false. Then check for it in the function.
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On 5/29/2001, 8:30:12 AM EST, Michael wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Resize issues...":
> In this case, all you need to do is
I think it should be removed in the next release. Why is it even
needed? If you want to block right click events, you should include
the code in your own page. It doesnt really need to be in the API.
Even if we can do it cross-browser, I'm still going to hate it.
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Parent layers can not have html content. That is just the nature of
"layers". So when you have a parent with children, if you use setHTML
it will kill all of its children. That is exactly what you would
expect to happen and its not a bug in the DynAPI.
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On 5/
this answers the original question. Yes, there is a
problem with animated gifs inside of layers. This is not just a
problem in NS 6 however. The best way to get around the animations
stopping is not to use animated gifs at all.
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On 4/25/2001, 11:00:00 PM EST, Digital wrote
I would imagine they are talking about masking the input like a
password box, so you can't see what is being typed. And the ability to
disable the text box so you can't enter data.
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On 4/20/2001, 3:22:45 PM EST, James wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] dynapi text
DynAPI.document is not intialized until the page is loaded so you need
to put all of that code inside of the DynAPI.onLoad function.
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On 4/18/2001, 7:07:33 PM EST, Ben wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Catching events on the
document":
> I am building a select lis
You also need to make sure you close the script tags after the
DynAPI.include statements (like in the examples). This will make sure
that the files have downloaded before calling DynAPI.onLoad.
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On 4/16/2001, 6:32:48 AM EST, alkemist wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] DynA
Check out the reference at Macromedia:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/publishexport/scriptingwithflash/
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On 4/14/2001, 2:20:13 PM EST, Carlos wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Controlling Flash
Animation from Javascript":
> Hi guys !
> Does any of yo
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/doccenter/index.php?TextFormattingRules
This link will give you a quick intro to the syntax such as making
list,links, etc..
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On 4/13/2001, 2:10:05 PM EST, Darryl wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Compatibility Matrix":
> Alles klar.
type DynAPI.document.all[["JSDynLayer1"]
and if you type something like DynLayer, you can put a ! in front to
remove the automatic link.
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On 4/13/2001, 7:46:17 AM EST, Darryl wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Compatibility Matrix":
> I've been wor
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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On 4/11/2001, 6:07:28 PM EST, Gregor wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Example of failure in
NS":
see how it works, its not too complicated.
I also added an examples section that has links to the examples (yet
again, I didnt finish adding them all yet). These examples are updated
now during the nightly build, so the examples there are always the
latest and greatest from CVS.
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page called DynapiDocs for which anyone can
edit.
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On 4/12/2001, 12:43:36 PM EST, Matthew wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Compatibility
Matrix":
> I am uncertain what it is exactly even after visiting the link you
> provided. You are more than welcome to use m
se who are
requesting better documentation (there are plenty of them, including
me).
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On 4/12/2001, 3:42:51 PM EST, Matthew wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Compatibility Matrix":
> It's interesting but sounds harder to maintain. I think I would like to
> continue
would allow everyone to be
involved in creating the documentation for the API and would make the
documentation more up-to-date. Let me know what you think.
An example of wiki is at http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/.
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On 4/12/2001, 1:01:05 AM EST, Matthew wrote about &qu
Thats most likely because the image hasn't loaded yet. If you want to
wait until then you say:
DynImage.onLoaderDone = function() {
alert(testimage.w)
}
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On 4/11/2001, 12:25:25 PM EST, Gregor wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Example of failure in
NS":
>
can't really test it.
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On 4/9/2001, 4:15:41 PM EST, Jordan wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Older Version of
Netscape (4.01)":
> I know the dynapi is supposed to work with the older versions of netscape
> and that's fine.
> But it would be nice if th
release.
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On 4/10/2001, 10:56:23 AM EST, Nicolas wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Problem Using the
DynAPI 2.51 Release...":
> Ok, so previous release (Version 2001.01.25) loaded all the files on
> startup, bu now I can load only a set of files.
> Tell me if I mi
- The onclick should be fixed in the latest snapshot.
- For now, you will need to reload the browser for ns4 (is.ns4) in the
DynAPI.onLoad until we put in the recreation code (if its possible).
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On 4/9/2001, 6:29:30 PM EST, Gregor wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] NS4.75 D
The line should read:
if (is.ns4 && is.platform=="other" && type=="mouseup") {
Does this fix the problem? This will only create the click events on
ns 4 browsers that are not using Windows (linux/unix). Do we need to
create the events for windows ns 4?
I forgot you can also call .setID(id) if you need to set the id. It
will fix your problem.
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On 4/9/2001, 10:58:00 PM EST, Robert wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] DynObject is null
bug?":
> Are you setting the .id property by any chance? With the new
> DynO
Are you setting the .id property by any chance? With the new
DynObject you should never need to set the id of the layer. So if you
set it, it will effect the .toString method that is called whenever
its evaluated and cause it to fail.
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On 4/9/2001, 9:43:12 PM EST
You can just reload the browser in NS 4 for now.
DynAPI.onResize = function() {
if (is.ns4) location.reload()
}
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On 4/9/2001, 7:11:29 PM EST, Gregor wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] NS4.75 DynAPI 2.51":
> Unfortunately the patch made no difference in 2
etSource());
}
img.addEventListener(listener);
img2.addEventListener(listener);
DynAPI.document.addChild(img);
DynAPI.document.addChild(img2);
}
This should work for any widget as far as I know. DynImage, List or
anything else.
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On 4/9/200
Yes, actually it should work with a DynImage. Thats the whole point of
the widgets is that they inherit from the DynLayer. So eventlisteners
will work on them as well.
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On 4/9/2001, 3:37:21 PM EST, Gregor wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Using a single
eventlistene
dynlayer
reference.
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On 4/9/2001, 2:09:33 AM EST, Gregor wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Using a single
eventlistener for multiple layers":
> I have multiple layers that react identically to a mouse click. I would
> like to write a generic EventListener to handl
this could be a nice feature for a future version,
I'm not sure what exactly we would use it for.
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On 4/3/2001, 1:39:10 PM EST, Nicolas wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] using getElementById()
function":
> Ok, I know the DOM methods for 6.0 browsers, but this m
Make sure you are including the events file. That code was right out
of something I was working on so it should work. Which file you
include depends on if you are working with the official release or a
snapshot.
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On 4/1/2001, 6:43:53 PM EST, Ron wrote about "[Dynapi
You need to use e.getPageX() as a function. That should fix your
problem. e.getPageX() will return the mouse position in the document.
e.getX() will return the mouse position in the layer.
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Ron Fitzpatrick wrote on Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 15:52:08 -0800:
> Hi
You can use this url:
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/snapshot.pl?file=dynapi_2001_03_28.zip
And just change the date.
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On 3/29/2001, 3:12:31 AM EST, Michael wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Snapshots":
> Hi,
> Does anyone know if you can get at past
Its software packaged so that it can be burned on a CD. So it you
have a CD burner, you can create a CD with the .iso.
Please use dynapi-chat for off-topic stuff.
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On 3/30/2001, 1:19:34 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] OT: ISO Help":
> What the heck
();
}
DynAPI.document.addEventListener(d);
Now you will have two global variables pageX and pageY that will
always give you the current location of the mouse. So in your
mouseovers you can just use those variables.
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On 3/29/2001, 4:18:34 PM EST, Rodrigo wrote about "[Dynapi-Help]
How did you fix it? I don't see the change.
I'm not sure if you have permissions to close bugs or not. If you
login and go to the bugs you should be able to see if you can close
them or not.
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On 3/29/2001, 6:18:38 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help]
.addEventListener(l);
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On 3/28/2001, 3:00:54 PM EST, Steve wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] ScrollList for DynAPI
2":
> Thanks for the inro Richard. I got the script working and populated with dynamic
>data from our oracle server. Cool stuff.
> Stupid question, but in D
is
a dynlayer or a subclass of a dynlayer.
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On 3/28/2001, 11:21:27 AM EST, Steve wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] ScrollList for DynAPI
2":
> I'm new to DynAPI, and loved the ScrollList example by Dan Steinman. Unforntuantly
>this example uses DynAPI 1, not 2, an
Check the links page at the website:
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/dynapi/links.php?op=viewlink&cid=2
There is a list of sites and there is also a Powered By subcategory.
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On 3/28/2001, 2:40:06 PM EST, Nicolas wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] websites using
dynAPI&qu
In IE, you access all images from document.images, but this is not the
case for NS. In NS you access them on at the layer level. Thats the
reason to use the layer.doc property. Its really just a pointer to
the document in IE, but in NS its not.
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On 3/27/2001, 4:24:00 PM
The dynapi-help list is not restricted, so theorectically anyone or
any email address can post to the list, registered or not. Of course,
this is always subject to change :)
Just go to http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dynapi-help to
register.
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On 3/26/2001, 12
If your images are in a dynlayer, then use:
layer1.doc.images['someimg'].src = ...
where layer1 is a reference to a dynlayer.
This will work in NS and IE or if they arent in a layer, just use:
document.images['someimg'].src ...
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On 3/26/2001, 1:59
It's in CVS as a separate module (dynapix as opposed to dynapi). When
we get the widgets nice and working, then it will ported over to the
dynapi module.
By the way, I added a dynapix bug category for people who wish to add
bugs at sourceforge.
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On 3/22/2001, 2:51:
I tried and didn't have that problem with adding some simple dynlayers
to the window. What exactly are you loading in the windows?
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On 3/10/2001, 5:34:08 AM EST, Darryl wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] window.open and IE":
> Hello All,
> I have a home pag
The reason for the precreate event is so that you set the dynlayer
proprties before it has been rendered. If you set them on the
oncreate event, it has to rerender the layer which will make the
creation process seem much slower.
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On 3/6/2001, 10:26:58 AM EST, Cameron
I don't think the removeNode is even supported by IE. It will not be
in the next release anyways.
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On 3/5/2001, 5:46:53 PM EST, Darryl wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] deleteChild() IE5":
> Thanks Eytan,
> I found two functions that contained removeFromP
scrollobj = new ScrollPane(label1) // label1 will be set as the content
scrollobj.setSize(150,150)
scrollobj.moveTo(0,0)
scrollobj.setBgColor('#c0c0c0')
a.addChild(scrollobj)
DynAPI.document.addChild(a)
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Try:
mylayer.setWidth(mylayer.getContentWidth());
mylayer.setHeight(mylayer.getContentHeight());
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On Thursday, March 01, 2001 6:11:48 PM Matt Fair wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there a way to find the width in pixels you t
Take a look at DynImage. This will probaly be what you need. Also, setBgImage in IE
is a pain because it causes the image to reload when ever you move/size the layer
again.
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DynAPI Snapshots: http
cases.
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On Monday, February 26, 2001 4:21:24 AM slasherx2 wrote:
> I have looked and looked, I am in the proccess of creating a HTML Mud using
> DynAPI, but I can not
. The scrollpane is basically a
wrapper for a viewport and a scrollbar. So you could probaly just
edit the scrollpane code to change the placement of the scrollbar.
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On 2/25/2001, 2:51:23 PM EST, Jason wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] scroll":
> I am completely lo
the function makeLayer:
function MakeLayer(){
if(!DynAPI.loaded) return;
layer=new DynLayer(null,Math.random()*400,Math.random()*400,50,50,'#c0c0c0')
DynAPI.document.addChild(layer)
}
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On 2/24/2001, 3:11:30 PM EST, Derf wrote about "[Dynapi-Help]
You need to create some type of manager that will set the zIndex of
all of the layers you have. You should set the zIndex of the layer
you click on and then set the zIndex of all of the other layers to
something lower. Or maybe try something like this:
// assumes all of your layers are in a gl
You can use layer.getContentHeight() and layer.getContentWidth() to get
the width and height of the contents.
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On 2/21/2001, 11:57:18 PM EST, Ken wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Sizing based on content
& CSS":
> Hi List,
> I'm working on a pulldo
If you include a simple .js file it does not use the library path.
For instance:
DynAPI.include('slider.js','./');
Assumes that slider.js is in the same directory as the html file that
is including it.
Where as:
DynAPI.include('dynapi.api.*');
uses the library
You do realize that the contentheight is not the size of the layer but
the size of the contents. Therefore, I don't think a parent layer has
a valid contentheight by using the contentheight of its children.
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On 2/18/2001, 8:08:23 PM EST, Matthew wrote about &qu
because the layers could be overlapping. Although
it could be done, as I see it, it would also take a long time to
execute.
Unless someone has a slicker way of doing it :)
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On 2/18/2001, 10:38:40 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] arg. (or
getContentHeight)&q
There is one more cool feature you could add :) If you click above or
below a knob in the black line, then the knob would jump to that
location, much like a scrollbar in windows. Of course that would be
overkill. Very nice widget.
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On 2/17/2001, 6:11:17 AM EST, Jeff
I've got the example for it, I just havent added it to cvs yet. I'll
do it sometime today.
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On 2/15/2001, 5:03:40 PM EST, Raymond wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Image Button example
page":
> Yes.
> They should really be added to the CVS to. We
What if the scrollbars are not visible. Is the width still 16px less?
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On 2/14/2001, 8:53:07 PM EST, Richard wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] NS Incorrect Size":
> Yes that's correct, I lifted this from Dan's dynduo tutorial:
> ns4 = (document
t any more of a factor (unless I am missing something). You
always have to deal with security when creating server-side
applications, so you should always make sure security is taken care
of.
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On 2/14/2001, 5:19:56 PM EST, Henrik wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Requirements of
Try putting ... around your text.
Ar
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On 2/13/2001, 10:50:17 AM EST, GORTSILAS wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Netscape : do not
wrap...":
> Why in Netscape the contents get wraped all the time?
> In the following:
> dlrPa
uded there. But adding x's own scrollbar or whatever
widget to the matrix does not help with fixes bugs in the DynAPI.
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On 2/10/2001, 10:55:25 AM EST, Bob wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Compatibility Matrix
Prototype":
> "Matthew A. Shirey" wrot
mples are you having problems in in Mozilla? I plan on
working on some of the bugs and wading through the patches this
weekend for mozilla.
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On 2/9/2001, 7:30:16 PM EST, Vadim wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] true 9 browser support
with dynAPI 2?":
> Friday 09 Febru
bugs. Also, this is the help list. The
dynapi-dev list is a better list to post fixes to.
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On 2/9/2001, 7:12:49 PM EST, Vadim wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] true 9 browser support
with dynAPI 2?":
> Friday 09 February 2001 12:44, ÷Ù ÎÁÐÉÓÁÌÉ:
| >> I a
they get the logins fixed, I'll make sure everything is
back.
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On 2/9/2001, 4:31:24 PM EST, Dave wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] What is up with the
sourceforge docs":
> Yesterday the Tutorials were broken and today they work.
> Yesterday the API Docs
rt through. Unless another admin has way too much time on there
hands, they probaly will miss some patches too. If you use
sourceforge, we can find them and test them.
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On 2/9/2001, 10:00:29 AM EST, Vadim wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] true 9 browser support
with dynAPI 2?
considered a core
widget/extension/componenet.
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On 2/8/2001, 10:59:05 PM EST, Alex wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] true 9 browser support
with dynAPI 2?":
> Hi,
> I think I am posting too much messages in a day. I hope I am not being too
> noisy. Please
I don't believe you can create a div after the page load by just
writing the html. Try using a span instead or using a font tag.
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On 2/7/2001, 12:39:10 AM EST, Jeff wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Bizarre solution to
setHTML and inline styles in NS":
&
I don't think you need the javascript: part. That could be causing
some trouble.
Try:
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On 2/6/2001, 2:16:22 AM EST, GORTSILAS wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Netscape and event
handlers":
> Why in Netscape the onclick eventhandler "TestIt()"
If you build your own package set or your want to include a whole
package, then the DynAPI.include is best.
DynAPI.include("dyanpi.api.*")
is easier than:
...etc.
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On 1/29/2001, 7:50:57 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] another thing..":
We aren't loading every file. addPackage just sets up the package, so
when you say:
DynAPI.include("dynapi.gui.*")
then it knows what files to include.
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On 1/29/2001, 5:59:01 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] another thing..":
> I noti
Check out the homepage : http://www.mysql.com. It should get you
started. MySQL is one of the most popular databases used on the web
today, so I don't think you could go wrong with it.
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On 1/28/2001, 10:59:17 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] new
MySQL would be the best solution. Especially since its free. Of
course you'll need at *nix server to run it (there's a windows
version, but not good for a real-world app).
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On 1/28/2001, 10:52:59 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] new Loadpanel&quo
different way than I do. Of course
there are problems with the dynapi right now, but I try to focus on
the actual problems. Without focusing on the actual problems, it is
very hard to fix them.
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On 1/28/2001, 3:27:44 AM EST, Eytan wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] new Load
seup=function(e) {
myLayer.setBgColor('#ffc000');
}
myLayer.addEventListener(myListener);
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On 1/26/2001, 5:37:04 PM EST, Abel wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Get Div elements":
> sorry!
> Obj.click = function(id){
> lyr = DynAPI.document.all[id].owner.
ss it before it has been created.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/26/2001, 5:25:44 PM EST, Abel wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Get Div elements":
> ups, but DynAPI.document.all[id] returns undefined in NS :(
> the whole hystory is this:
> JSDynLayer1 is being created this way:
&g
the .document is a DynDocument not a IE document. The .all array is
an array that all of the DynLayers are put into once they have been
created.
document.all != DynAPI.document
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/26/2001, 8:02:25 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Get Div elements":
If you use , you have to be careful, because anything in the
tags won't wrap around (unless there is a carriage return). This
can be a good thing or bad thing, depending on what you are trying to
do.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/26/2001, 4:21:03 PM EST, Richard wrote about "[Dynapi
If you are wanting the DynLayer reference use:
DynAPI.document.all["JSDynLayer1"]
or
DynAPI.getDocument("DynDocument1").all["JSDynLayer1"] if you were
using frames.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/26/2001, 3:16:21 PM EST, Abel wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] G
the errors are thrown, but its a bit
tedious.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/26/2001, 10:05:47 AM EST, Michael wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] How to include the
compressed files?":
> I believe that the .gz files are used by the server to be sent out if the
> browser allows for compr
I didn't delete the patch. I just closed it. So it will still be
there to look at. I'll take a closer look at that when I have
more time.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/25/2001, 4:01:20 PM EST, Eytan wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Closing my label patch":
> But this h
If its in a div, I believe the correct way is:
mylayer.doc["formname"].field.value = x
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/25/2001, 3:12:31 PM EST, Eytan wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Get element other than
div...":
> Just use document.formname
Nope, in DynAPI it requires an eventlistener.
var a = new EventListener(objectA
a.onpathstop = function(e) {
objectB.slideTo(1,1);
}
objectA.addEventListener(a);
objectA.slideTo(22,22)
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/24/2001, 8:18:13 AM EST, Joaquin wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] seque
Please see my previous post on firing sequential slideTo's.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/23/2001, 6:22:27 PM EST, Ruben wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] firing several SlideTo
's after oneother":
> Hi,
> i've got the slideto function working now, after using the sna
Why not use event listeners to control the slides:
var a1 = new EventListener(objectA)
a1.onslideend = function(e) {
objectB.slideTo(33,33);
}
objectA.addEventListener(a1);
etc...
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/23/2001, 7:23:21 PM EST, Doug wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] seque
Its most likely a speed issue. You can try increasing the settimeout
in loadpanel.js. See if that will help any.
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// Robert Rainwater
On 1/21/2001, 1:56:59 AM EST, Arijit wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] netscape sucks...":
> I'm using the loadpanel widget to show a series
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