JavaScript User Interfaces

Tracker: Bugs

7 getClipH under IE 5.5+ - ID: 612178

Last Update: Comment added ( faithful )

Details:

hello, i'm trying to use this (really interesting) set
of JavaScript modules but can't figure how to get div
height under IE5.5+
this getClipH function works well under both Netscape
(unix+Win32) but always returns 0 under IE...
is it a bug or am I doing things wrong ?

by the way, i didn't find any documentation to learn
how to use these modules... is there any draft or doc i
didn't find available ?

last question, i wrote ny my side some Perl/JavaScript
modules that handle trees (like win explorer tree
view)...
my code only worked under netscape/unix and i got pb
under others platforms/browsers.
are u planning to write or add a jsui-tree.js in your
packages ?
i'll try to rewrite my code with your modules
arch/specifications... if i get it to work, are you
interested in getting it ?

thx for reading.

here the code I wrote to test the jsui-common:
__CODE__
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN">
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>test jsui</TITLE>
<SCRIPT SRC="/cgi-js/jsui-common.js"
LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</SCRIPT>
</HEAD><BODY NOSAVE="1"><H1>test
jsui</H1><SCRIPT
LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

//jsui.debug.add("");

var c = jsui.common.addCSS('idtestdiv1');
c.visibility = 'hidden';
c.bgColor = '#AABBCC';
d1 = jsui.common.addDIV('idtestdiv1');
d1.addHTML('<h1>toto1</h1><h1>lignedudessous</h1>')
;

c = jsui.common.addCSS('idtestdiv2');
c.visibility = 'hidden';
c.bgColor = '#CCBBAA';
d2 = jsui.common.addDIV('idtestdiv2');
d2.addHTML('<h1>toto2</h1>');

jsui.debug.add("/***/");
jsui.ns4.build();
jsui.init();
jsui.debug.add("/***/");

d1.moveTo(100,300);
d2.moveTo(d1.getLeft(),d1.getTop()+d1.getClipH());
d1.show();
d2.show();

for (i=0; i<jsui.common.divs.length; i++)
{
with (jsui.common.divs[i])
{

document.write(id+":getClipW="+getClipW()+"<br>")
;

document.write(id+":css.height="+css.height+"<br>&quot
;);

document.write(id+":css.clip.height="+css.clip.height+"<b
r>");
}
}

for (i=0; i<jsui.debug.log.length; i++)
{
document.write(jsui.debug.log[i]+"<br>");
}

</SCRIPT>
</BODY></HTML>

Submitted:

Nobody/Anonymous ( nobody ) - 2002-09-20 15:54

Priority:

Status:

Open

Resolution:

None

Assigned:

Robert Grimm

Category:

Common Module

Group:

v2.xx

Visibility:

Public

Comment ( 1 )

Date: 2002-09-20 22:00 Sender: faithful Logged In: YES user_id=251439 I believe the problem you're experiencing is due to lack of setting the clipping originally and relying on the browser to size it to the text. Apparently NS sets the values for you, but IE leaves them empty so as to resize the DIVs if the content changes (that's a guess as I haven't tested it). I'll work on an update to the common module to allow checking of the width and height of an undefined clip DIV. Also, jsui.init() is intended to be run before any commands to JSUI are issued. jsui.init() also has two (optional) arguments, the first being the relative or absolute path to the location of the script files, and the second is a boolean to decide whether or not to alert the user in the case that JSUI refuses to load (incompatible browser for example). It also returns a boolean indicating whether JSUI is ready or if an error occurred during initialization, so its probably best if you enclose the JSUI commands within an if statement checking jsui.init(). As for any official documentation, not yet (I'm a horrible doc writer and haven't found anyone that is up to tackling the task), which is why I try to provide examples for all the functionality of every module on the homepage (not really a homepage but an example page). About the tree-list, I was thinking of writing a module like that in the future, but before I start something like that I'm going to want to be finished with the window and taskbar modules. But yes I would be interested in receiving JSUI modules of any kind from outside sources. (of course giving them full credit) Thanks for your interest in JSUI =) -Faithful (Robert)

Date: 2002-09-20 22:00
Sender: faithful

Logged In: YES
user_id=251439

I believe the problem you're experiencing is due to lack of
setting the clipping originally and relying on the browser to
size it to the text. Apparently NS sets the values for you, but
IE leaves them empty so as to resize the DIVs if the content
changes (that's a guess as I haven't tested it). I'll work on an
update to the common module to allow checking of the width
and height of an undefined clip DIV.

Also, jsui.init() is intended to be run before any commands to
JSUI are issued. jsui.init() also has two (optional) arguments,
the first being the relative or absolute path to the location of
the script files, and the second is a boolean to decide
whether or not to alert the user in the case that JSUI refuses
to load (incompatible browser for example). It also returns a
boolean indicating whether JSUI is ready or if an error
occurred during initialization, so its probably best if you
enclose the JSUI commands within an if statement checking
jsui.init().

As for any official documentation, not yet (I'm a horrible doc
writer and haven't found anyone that is up to tackling the
task), which is why I try to provide examples for all the
functionality of every module on the homepage (not really a
homepage but an example page).

About the tree-list, I was thinking of writing a module like that
in the future, but before I start something like that I'm going to
want to be finished with the window and taskbar modules.
But yes I would be interested in receiving JSUI modules of
any kind from outside sources. (of course giving them full
credit)

Thanks for your interest in JSUI =)
-Faithful (Robert)

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