Hi,
First, it's quicker like this:
or
Secondly, if you use setSize() in dynapi, the clipping is set for you.
You can do it manually too though, check the 10th example here:
http://www.resass.f2s.com/dynapi/php/examples.html
Cheers,
Richard Bennett
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IE uses "css" ( i use quotes because it is not official css ).
The body has a "scroll" property that sets if you want the scroll bars to
be visible.
Dougal Campbell wrote:
> Shouldn't I be able to call setClip() on DynAPI.document? Or for that
> matter, shouldn't I be able to let a widget set i
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Subject: [Dynapi-Help] setClip
> Shouldn't I be able to call setClip() on DynAPI.document? Or for that
> matter, shouldn't I be able to let a widget set its own clipping?
>
>
Shouldn't I be able to call setClip() on DynAPI.document? Or for that
matter, shouldn't I be able to let a widget set its own clipping?
I made a crosshair widget, but in IE my scrollbars adjust as I move it
around. I figured I could fix it by calling this.setClip() in my widget
init, but that see
I have defined a widget - window (parent layer) and several child layers inside.
Some times I need to minimize a window to an icon. I used to setClip() on parent layer.
So far it was working ok hiding all the window. In NS6 it works very funny -
setClip() cuts parent layer but child layers are not
why would you want to effect child layers?
Krzysztof Kaczmarski wrote:
> Hi,
> if you guys are fixing bugs for NS6, keep an eye on setClip().
> It sets clipbox for layer but doesn't touch the child layers of that layer.
> Or maybe that's ok ?
>
> I tried with the latest snapshot.
>
> Krzysztof
>
Hi,
if you guys are fixing bugs for NS6, keep an eye on setClip().
It sets clipbox for layer but doesn't touch the child layers of that layer.
Or maybe that's ok ?
I tried with the latest snapshot.
Krzysztof
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