Hi Folks!
Tried to use setClass('test') on a Template.
The code i generated in a ioelement page:
parent.tpLogin = new parent.Template('hej',0,0,0,0);
parent.tpLogin.setAnchor({left:0,top:0,bottom:0,right:0});
parent.tpLogin.setDefaultFieldValue(' ');
parent.tpLogin.generate();
dynapi.document.addChild(parent.tpLogin);
parent.tpLogin.setClass('.test');
When i do this, i get a error in the dynlayerbase on line 157:
if(this.css) this.css.className=cn;
Then i looked up "cn" witch i cant find really in the code. So i changed that to
if(this.css) this.css.className=c; //c seams declared in the file
After this is done i get no error but aswell the style dont seams to be set.
I tried this code aswell:
tp = new Template('',0,0,0,0);
tp.setAnchor({left:0,top:0,bottom:0,right:0});
tp.setDefaultFieldValue(' ');
tp.generate();
dynapi.document.addChild(tp);
tp.setClass('.test');
And this works, but if i try from the ioelement page:
parent.tp.setClass('.test');
Nothing happend.
I aswell tried to move the call to the function getting the ioelement page:
<body>
<script>
dynapi.document.insertAllChildren();
loadAction('CheckLogin');
</script>
</body>
Ohh well.. i thought it could be something in the templatemanager but i tried this aswell in the ioelement page:
parent.test=parent.dynapi.document.addChild(new parent.DynLayer('Hej',50,50,50,50,'000000'));
parent.test.setClass('.test');
This didnt work either, so my hope is that someone could have a look at this... If you dont want to set up a ioelement you could probably use a popup.
Or am i doing something really wrong?
Regards
Daniel
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