Okay, I've answered my own question and it has nothing to do with the
frames :)
Sorry for the confusion.
Ben Sargent wrote:
>
> Hello. I have recently been porting my code over to the 'new' Dyn2.0
> way of doing things (as per the changes last month, when we moved from
> core.api.whatever to d
Ben:
Try creating a DynDocument for each frame and use those to target where
you want your toolbars:
Example:
leftFrame = new DynDocument(top.frames["left"]);
rightFrame = new DynDocument(top.frames["right"]);
leftFrame.addChild(navToolBar);
... and so on. You should be able to do this for a
Hello. I have recently been porting my code over to the 'new' Dyn2.0
way of doing things (as per the changes last month, when we moved from
core.api.whatever to dynapi.api.whatever). My site uses frames for
navigation, but due to the nature of the application, I don't want (or
need) to be able t
