Re: [Flashcoders] call JS-Method from SWF in hidden div on IE

2006-07-18 Thread David Fischer

Hi Bernard,

i really didn't think of setting width  height to zero in IE, as i 
thought that would scale the div itself down and therefore affect the 
overall layout. in my particular case your solution works though.


thank you!

David

Bernard Visscher wrote:

You could try a width and height of 0px and the overflow set to hidden.
I don't know if all browsers will accept 0px for the width or height,
therefor I made a simple js example:

script language=javascript type=text/javascript
function hideDiv(divId)
{
var d = document.getElementById(divId);
if(document.all){
d.style.width = 0px;
d.style.height = 0px;
			d.style.overflow = hidden; 
		} else {

d.style.visibility = hidden;
}
}
hideDiv(testDiv);
/script

Just place it just before the /body tag.

Greetz,

Bernard
 


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hidden div on IE


Hi Kevin,

after several test i can confirm your previously mentioned 
behaviour, but haven't found a workaround though.


Thanks for your information!

David





Kevin Newman wrote:
In my experience with trying to work out a magic fix for the eolas 
patent (http://www.unfocus.com/projects/patentMagic/), I have found 
that in IE, with swfs at least (but possibly all objects) 
objects that 
are set with display: none, do not even load in the 
background, never 

mind execute javascript.

Kevin N.


David Fischer wrote:

Hi,

turns out that a swf in a  hidden div won't execute any 
Javascript-Methods in Internet Explorer.
it kinda seems logical in terms of if anything is hidden, 

i don't care.

this works with firefox (mac/win), opera(mac/win), safari though.
Can anyone confirm this behaviour ?

Thanks,

David


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Re: [Flashcoders] call JS-Method from SWF in hidden div on IE

2006-07-17 Thread David Fischer

Hi Kevin,

after several test i can confirm your previously mentioned behaviour,
but haven't found a workaround though.

Thanks for your information!

David





Kevin Newman wrote:
In my experience with trying to work out a magic fix for the eolas 
patent (http://www.unfocus.com/projects/patentMagic/), I have found that 
in IE, with swfs at least (but possibly all objects) objects that are 
set with display: none, do not even load in the background, never mind 
execute javascript.


Kevin N.


David Fischer wrote:

Hi,

turns out that a swf in a  hidden div won't execute any 
Javascript-Methods in Internet Explorer.

it kinda seems logical in terms of if anything is hidden, i don't care.

this works with firefox (mac/win), opera(mac/win), safari though.
Can anyone confirm this behaviour ?

Thanks,

David



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RE: [Flashcoders] call JS-Method from SWF in hidden div on IE

2006-07-17 Thread Bernard Visscher
You could try a width and height of 0px and the overflow set to hidden.
I don't know if all browsers will accept 0px for the width or height,
therefor I made a simple js example:

script language=javascript type=text/javascript
function hideDiv(divId)
{
var d = document.getElementById(divId);
if(document.all){
d.style.width = 0px;
d.style.height = 0px;
d.style.overflow = hidden; 
} else {
d.style.visibility = hidden;
}
}
hideDiv(testDiv);
/script

Just place it just before the /body tag.

Greetz,

Bernard
 

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 Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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 David Fischer
 Verzonden: maandag 17 juli 2006 21:18
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 Onderwerp: Re: [Flashcoders] call JS-Method from SWF in 
 hidden div on IE
 
 Hi Kevin,
 
 after several test i can confirm your previously mentioned 
 behaviour, but haven't found a workaround though.
 
 Thanks for your information!
 
 David
 
 
 
 
 
 Kevin Newman wrote:
  In my experience with trying to work out a magic fix for the eolas 
  patent (http://www.unfocus.com/projects/patentMagic/), I have found 
  that in IE, with swfs at least (but possibly all objects) 
 objects that 
  are set with display: none, do not even load in the 
 background, never 
  mind execute javascript.
  
  Kevin N.
  
  
  David Fischer wrote:
  Hi,
 
  turns out that a swf in a  hidden div won't execute any 
  Javascript-Methods in Internet Explorer.
  it kinda seems logical in terms of if anything is hidden, 
 i don't care.
 
  this works with firefox (mac/win), opera(mac/win), safari though.
  Can anyone confirm this behaviour ?
 
  Thanks,
 
  David
  
  
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Re: [Flashcoders] call JS-Method from SWF in hidden div on IE

2006-07-14 Thread Kevin Newman
In my experience with trying to work out a magic fix for the eolas 
patent (http://www.unfocus.com/projects/patentMagic/), I have found that 
in IE, with swfs at least (but possibly all objects) objects that are 
set with display: none, do not even load in the background, never mind 
execute javascript.


Kevin N.


David Fischer wrote:

Hi,

turns out that a swf in a  hidden div won't execute any 
Javascript-Methods in Internet Explorer.

it kinda seems logical in terms of if anything is hidden, i don't care.

this works with firefox (mac/win), opera(mac/win), safari though.
Can anyone confirm this behaviour ?

Thanks,

David



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