[*] Updated quickrefs (See docs/docs/quickref.html)
[-] Fix HC problem in Opera - use [^\[] instead of
[^]] inside template manager
[+] Add a name field to HC form elements inside the
constructor. Also add a setElementName() field
[-] Fix HTMLMenu problem with submenus by adding
subMnuOffset to cr
--- Dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Raymond, thats it!!!
>
> It sounds great with the clone, i think that was the
> thing i was after :)
>
> > tp.cloneField('field1', 'field1.1','field1.2');
> > tp.addChild(new DynLayer(),'field1.1');
> > tp.addChild(new DynLayer(),'field1.2');
>
> So
Hi!
Raymond, thats it!!!
It sounds great with the clone, i think that was the thing i was after :)
> tp.cloneField('field1', 'field1.1','field1.2');
> tp.addChild(new DynLayer(),'field1.1');
> tp.addChild(new DynLayer(),'field1.2');
So if i get this right, the cloneField will take the first par
Hi,
The Template object is basically a DynLayer with an
html template as it's content. Fields are basically
placeholders and/or containers. Only one DynLayer can
be added to a field at any one time.
The TemplateManager (TM) allows you to replace a
field's object or content at any time:
example:
Hi Raymond, and the rest of you all.
What i was trying to explain (althought very fuzzy) was that it would be great to be
able to add more than one layer to one field.
Example:
1. I create a template with 2 fields, call them field1 and field2
2. I add one dynlayer, lyr1 to field1
3. I add anot
Sorry Daniel, I don't think I understand the question.
Could you please give examples and a little more
explanation?
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Raymond Irving
--- Dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I was wondering if there is any way to add more than
> one part to a field? Or atleast get the same result
> as add
Hi!
I was wondering if there is any way to add more than one part to a field? Or atleast
get the same result as adding 2 parts to the same field. Now the part will be
overwritten.
Regards
Daniel
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A
Hi,
I'm thinking about changing the way we now enter embed
fields within an html template.
The old way:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The new way:
{fieldname}
{fieldname[
This is a multi-line
embedded field tex/html block
]}
Which format do you think is best?
--
Raymond Irving
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