dynapi-help — List relating to using the DynAPI, bug reports, and suggestions

[Dynapi-Help] LoadPanel and Konqueror

[<pal...@gm...>]

Hi,

The LoadPanel example doesn't work when using Konqueror 3.2. The
following line in loadpanel.js makes _loadElm undefined:

this._loadElm =3D dynapi.frame.frames[this._elmID];

Can anyone help me?

best regards,
P=E5l J=F8rgensen

Re: [Dynapi-Help] dynapi & writeStyle...

[<mj...@we...>]

dyn...@li... schrieb am 01.03.05 23:47:00:

> mj...@we...; 2005-02-26@10:56 GMT-5
>
> i've looking for the related dynapi-files (or especially the 
> dynapi.js) where the "writeStyle"-funstion is integrated.
>
> I've searched the sourceforge-CVS but without luck.
>
> Could anybody help me and send me a link where the latest dynapi-files 
> with patches (or bugfixes) are available?

I found the function in the CVS version at SF.

[...]

Thanks Leif, i got the cvs-version and this worked fory me.

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Re: [Dynapi-Help] dynapi & writeStyle...

[Leif W <war...@us...>]

> mj...@we...; 2005-02-26@10:56 GMT-5
>
> i've looking for the related dynapi-files (or especially the 
> dynapi.js) where the "writeStyle"-funstion is integrated.
>
> I've searched the sourceforge-CVS but without luck.
>
> Could anybody help me and send me a link where the latest dynapi-files 
> with patches (or bugfixes) are available?

I found the function in the CVS version at SF.

dynapi3x/src/api/dyndocument.js line 220

It is also in Raymond Irving's proposed updates from 2004-05-27.

dynapi/src/api/dyndocument.js line 220

You need to get the files from CVS.

CVSROOT -> :pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/dynapi

Protocol: pserver (password server)
Server: cvs.sf.net
Repository folder: /cvsroot/dynapi
Username: anonymous

Module: dynapi3x

This is pretty standard for SourceForge projects.  If in windows, you 
can use a command line version of cvs or you might like to use something 
like TortoiseCVS or WinCVS.

http://www.tortoisecvs.org/
http://wincvs.org/

I prefer TortoiseCVS as it's intuitive.  After installation, just create 
a a folder like CVSROOT, right-click, go to "CVS Checkout", enter the 
data as specified above, and in a few seconds you'll have a copy.


Leif

[Dynapi-Help] dynapi & writeStyle...

[<mj...@we...>]

Hi all,

i've looking for the related dynapi-files (or especially the dynapi.js) where the "writeStyle"-funstion is integrated.

I've searched the sourceforge-CVS but without luck.

Could anybody help me and send me a link where the latest dynapi-files with patches (or bugfixes) are available?

Thx. in advance.

Milli
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[Dynapi-Help] Firefox - Mozilla incompatibility

[Harley M. <hj...@bi...>]

I have a system using DynAPI v2.5.6  that was working well with the earlier=
 Mozilla versions but Firefox 0.9.1 and 1.0 doesnt seem to be capturing=
 keyboard events as it should. The system is still working fine with IE.

Is this just a case of not identifying the browser version correctly or is=
 there a known incompatibility with FireFox and DynAPI?

Regards,

Harley Mackenzie
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Fileupload and PHP

[Raymond I. <xw...@ya...>]

for PHP you should be able to use the $_FILES object

__
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--- mj...@we... wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> has anybody a working example of client- and
> serverside Files where a fileupload works?
> 
> I've tried the example at dynapi-examples without
> luck.
> 
> Thx.
> 
> milli
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[Dynapi-Help] Fileupload and PHP

[<mj...@we...>]

Hi,

has anybody a working example of client- and serverside Files where a fileupload works?

I've tried the example at dynapi-examples without luck.

Thx.

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[Dynapi-Help] A new client-side Framework

[Raymond I. <xw...@ya...>]

Hello Everyone,

It's been a while since I've worked on the DynAPI core
or widgets mainly because of other personal endeavors.
But I since recently started looking back at the core
and what I've found out that DynAPI keeps getting
bigger and bigger with the addition of ns4 fixes, and
other stuff.

Some time ago I wanted to add some dynamic to a web
app I was working on when I realized that DynAPI took
up over 40k just to get me to move a simple layer!
That was not good for the little web app.

After searching and looking for an alternative library
but I gave up and decided that it was time to create
something new. Something that was as powerful as
DynAPI and yet very small, fast and easy to use and
supports modern browsers. NS4 support will limitted.

The Web Application Framework
=================================
It's pretty much a combination of DynAPI and the easy
and flexibility of ASP.Net. I've liked the way how
ASP.Net event driven architure worked so I tried to
make it as simple as I could.

For example:

To simply display a message when the page load all you
have to do is:

<script src="../core/webelm.js"></script>
<script>
	document.setIncludePath("../core/");
	
	function document_onload(){
		alert("Hi There, I'm fully loaded!");
	}
</script>

Notice that the document object now becomes the core
object in this framework. The idea is that this
framework with try to make use of or simulate as much
DOM+DynAPI functionality as best as possible. E.g. the
getElementById() function will be available in ns4,
ie4+, ns6, etc.

The beauty about this framework is that it's closely
tied to inline elements. 

Example: A blink a inline div element

<script src="../core/webapi.js" type="text/javascript"
language="javascript"></script>
<script>
	
	document.setIncludePath("../core/");

	var dx;

	function document_onload(){
		dx = new WebElement("dx");
		setInterval("blink()",400)
	}

	function blink(){		
		dx.setBgColor("yellow");
		dx.setVisible(!dx.getVisible());	
	}
</script>
....
<div id="dx"
style="position:absolute;visibility:hidden">Web
Application Framework</div>

The framework is still work in progress. It's not yet
as powerful as DynAPI but it can certainly be used to
add some dyamic effects to a website. The entire
framework loads in under 20k (uncompressed).

Would surely like to hear your views comment, etc.


Best regards,

__
Raymond Irving

Re: [Dynapi-Help] ButtonImage

[Raymond I. <xw...@ya...>]

The strange thing is that the snapshots should run
nightly builds but it just not doing it.

I've tried to get it working once but no luck what so
ever. I don't have access to do that task it seems.

The other thing is that we can't even get the website
updated. The guys who are mor knownledgeable about the
system have moved on to other things.

Try using CVS directly.

__
Raymond Irving

--- Michael Kunze <mic...@ch...> wrote:

> Leif W wrote:
> 
> > Err, Hi!  *blink*  Nobody answered yet?
> 
> Nope and i already gave up hope ;)
> 
> > That's DynAPI 3 beta 1, correct?  Did you by
> chance try to get the CVS 
> > version?
> 
> I assume it's the latest CVS version. I found a
> snapshot on some page 
> (don't remember which one) but i got files from
> oktober 2003 in it and 
> beta 1 was released before that, but if it helps i
> can get the latest 
> CVS HEAD again.
> 
> >> var LoginButton=LoginCredentials.addChild(new
> >> Button(null,77,127,111,27,'ButtonImage'));
> >>
>
LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOn',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27));
> 
> >>
> >>
>
LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOff',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27));
> 
> 
> > Well I'll go try this code myself with both DynAPI
> 3 beta 1 and the CVS 
> > version.
> 
> Would you do it differently?
> 
> > In which browser(s) and which version(s) and which
> operating system(s)? 
> > And what were the error messages, if any?  Is
> debugging enabled in the 
> > browser (IE)?  Or anything in the JavaScript
> console (Mozilla family).
> 
> Windows XP with Opera 8 (*g*), IE 6 something (SP2)
> and latest FireFox.
> No Error in any of the browser builtin console.
> 
> I used the dynapi debugger to inspect my
> LoginButton. Interesting thing 
> it shows this:
>      x = 77
>      y = 127
>      w = 22
>      h = 22
> Width and Height are both set to 22 (default image
> size)
> 
> >> Any wild guesses here?
> 
> > Nope! Only some very timid guesses, but they're
> sleeping right now.
> 
> Another thing i noticed: If i load the page i see
> the Button (22x22 size 
> of course) with blue default image. If i click it i
> see my image (again 
> a clipped version only upper left 22 pixel) after
> mouse button is 
> released i see the imageOff version (clipped again).
> So i think there is something wrong with the loading
> and init procedure 
> of the button. It first sets the size to default
> image and shows it. If 
> i use the button it takes my images (always cut to
> the 22 pixel)
> hope this helps to track it down.
> Investigating the LoginButton.imageOff with dynapi
> debugger shows 
> nothing wrong. it's the correct image and the
> correct sizes.
> 
> > BTW Farscape is awesome!
> 
> I know. Whish it had even more support to return to
> TV screen.
> 
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] ButtonImage

[Michael K. <mic...@ch...>]

Leif W wrote:

> Err, Hi!  *blink*  Nobody answered yet?

Nope and i already gave up hope ;)

> That's DynAPI 3 beta 1, correct?  Did you by chance try to get the CVS 
> version?

I assume it's the latest CVS version. I found a snapshot on some page 
(don't remember which one) but i got files from oktober 2003 in it and 
beta 1 was released before that, but if it helps i can get the latest 
CVS HEAD again.

>> var LoginButton=LoginCredentials.addChild(new
>> Button(null,77,127,111,27,'ButtonImage'));
>> LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOn',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27)); 
>>
>> LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOff',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27)); 

> Well I'll go try this code myself with both DynAPI 3 beta 1 and the CVS 
> version.

Would you do it differently?

> In which browser(s) and which version(s) and which operating system(s)? 
> And what were the error messages, if any?  Is debugging enabled in the 
> browser (IE)?  Or anything in the JavaScript console (Mozilla family).

Windows XP with Opera 8 (*g*), IE 6 something (SP2) and latest FireFox.
No Error in any of the browser builtin console.

I used the dynapi debugger to inspect my LoginButton. Interesting thing 
it shows this:
     x = 77
     y = 127
     w = 22
     h = 22
Width and Height are both set to 22 (default image size)

>> Any wild guesses here?

> Nope! Only some very timid guesses, but they're sleeping right now.

Another thing i noticed: If i load the page i see the Button (22x22 size 
of course) with blue default image. If i click it i see my image (again 
a clipped version only upper left 22 pixel) after mouse button is 
released i see the imageOff version (clipped again).
So i think there is something wrong with the loading and init procedure 
of the button. It first sets the size to default image and shows it. If 
i use the button it takes my images (always cut to the 22 pixel)
hope this helps to track it down.
Investigating the LoginButton.imageOff with dynapi debugger shows 
nothing wrong. it's the correct image and the correct sizes.

> BTW Farscape is awesome!

I know. Whish it had even more support to return to TV screen.

-- 
Michael Kunze
http://www.smrealms.de

How much Sex can you have? - I don't know. I havn't maxed out yet.
(John Crichton in Farscape)

Re: [Dynapi-Help] ButtonImage

[Leif W <war...@us...>]

> Michael Kunze; 2005 January 16 Sunday 20:05
>
> Hi,

Err, Hi!  *blink*  Nobody answered yet?

> i got some problems

So have I.  ;-)

> with the new ButtonImage form the latest snapshot.

That's DynAPI 3 beta 1, correct?  Did you by chance try to get the CVS 
version?

> i've got the following code:
>
> var LoginButton=LoginCredentials.addChild(new
> Button(null,77,127,111,27,'ButtonImage'));
> LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOn',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27));
> LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOff',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27));

Well I'll go try this code myself with both DynAPI 3 beta 1 and the CVS 
version.

> I think i tried everything but the results are always the same. The
> DynAPI just creates a small button with the default blueish image 
> (22x22
> pixel). Found that in the sourcecode.

In which browser(s) and which version(s) and which operating system(s)? 
And what were the error messages, if any?  Is debugging enabled in the 
browser (IE)?  Or anything in the JavaScript console (Mozilla family).

> Unfortunatly documentation is some kind limitted.

Yeah.  :-\

> Any wild guesses here?

Nope! Only some very timid guesses, but they're sleeping right now.

> How much Sex can you have? - I don't know. I havn't maxed out yet.
> (John Crichton in Farscape)

BTW Farscape is awesome!

Leif

[Dynapi-Help] ButtonImage

[Michael K. <mic...@ch...>]

Hi,

i got some problems with the new ButtonImage form the latest snapshot.
i've got the following code:

var LoginButton=LoginCredentials.addChild(new
Button(null,77,127,111,27,'ButtonImage'));
LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOn',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27));
LoginButton.setLocalStyleAttribute('imageOff',dynapi.functions.getImage('images/login_button.jpg',110,27));


I think i tried everything but the results are always the same. The
DynAPI just creates a small button with the default blueish image (22x22
pixel). Found that in the sourcecode.

Unfortunatly documentation is some kind limitted. Any wild guesses here?

-- 
Michael Kunze
http://www.smrealms.de

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(John Crichton in Farscape)

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE

[Leif W <war...@us...>]

The DynAPI does it different.  Maybe things have changed since the days
when this worked, or maybe never worked, I dunno.

api/dynlayer_base.js; 210-216

p.setVisible = function(b) { //! Overwritten by NS4
 //if (b!=this.visible) {
  this.visible = b;
  if (this.css) this.css.visibility = b? "inherit" : "hidden";
 //}
};

api/dynlayer_ns4.js; 209-214

p.setVisible = function(b) {
 if (b!=this.visible) {
  this.visible = b;
  if (this.css) this.css.visibility = b? "inherit" : "hide";
 }
};

Perhaps it would help to toggle both the display (none, 'previous') and
visibility (hidden, visible, or 'previous' for the non-standard CSS)
properties, if they exist.  If these differ for each browser now, maybe
we can just add browser specific versions to each browser specific file
(_ie, _ns4, _dom or new _mozilla, _opera, _etc. if needed).

About the 1px IE problem, I don't know how ugly this is, but is there
ever a condition where a layer does in fact have a zero height?  For IE,
maybe we could just create a dummy blank layer, and use it whenever we
need or want size zero.  Otherwise, as suggested, we don't fix but just
plan the design work accordingly, and have a note to this effect in the
docs and example page.  I don't like that option so much, but well
there's only so much you can do sometimes when a browser doesn't do what
you hoped.

Leif

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Adeola Awoyemi" <awo...@ya...>
To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 17:55
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely
(collapse) in IE


> I would do the same as Jesse said by setting 'display: none' using
> javascript to set the css style property:
>
> document.layer.style.display = none;
>
> Adeola.
>
> Arijit Das wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I've been playing with this for a while for pet project, and found
that
> > there is no way to to get rid of a 1 pixel height in a div in IE.
> >
> > Here's what happens in IE:
> > 1. If the div starts with no content and the height is 0
> > 2. you add content and the height goes to the content height.
> > 3. you remove content and the div height shrinks to 1 pixel, no
matter
> > what.
> >
> > I've tried setting the font size to 0, using a 0px height img, etc.
and
> > nothing works.  Finally, I just incorporated the 1px height into my
design.
> >
> > Here's what I had been working on, in case anyone wants to see the
code:
> > http://www.proteinmedia.com/main/0406/index.php
> >
> > Click on 'pictures' and 'words' to toggle content.  It's pretty
simple,
> > but maybe it will help someone.
> >
> > Arijit
>
>
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE

[Adeola A. <awo...@ya...>]

I would do the same as Jesse said by setting 'display: none' using 
javascript to set the css style property:

document.layer.style.display = none;

Adeola.

Arijit Das wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I've been playing with this for a while for pet project, and found that 
> there is no way to to get rid of a 1 pixel height in a div in IE.
> 
> Here's what happens in IE:
> 1. If the div starts with no content and the height is 0
> 2. you add content and the height goes to the content height.
> 3. you remove content and the div height shrinks to 1 pixel, no matter 
> what.
> 
> I've tried setting the font size to 0, using a 0px height img, etc. and 
> nothing works.  Finally, I just incorporated the 1px height into my design.
> 
> Here's what I had been working on, in case anyone wants to see the code:
> http://www.proteinmedia.com/main/0406/index.php
> 
> Click on 'pictures' and 'words' to toggle content.  It's pretty simple, 
> but maybe it will help someone.
> 
> Arijit

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE

[Arijit D. <ad...@pr...>]

Hi All,

I've been playing with this for a while for pet project, and found 
that there is no way to to get rid of a 1 pixel height in a div in IE.

Here's what happens in IE:
1. If the div starts with no content and the height is 0
2. you add content and the height goes to the content height.
3. you remove content and the div height shrinks to 1 pixel, no matter 
what.

I've tried setting the font size to 0, using a 0px height img, etc. 
and nothing works.  Finally, I just incorporated the 1px height into 
my design.

Here's what I had been working on, in case anyone wants to see the code:
http://www.proteinmedia.com/main/0406/index.php

Click on 'pictures' and 'words' to toggle content.  It's pretty 
simple, but maybe it will help someone.

Arijit
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je...@6t... wrote:

> I think chaning the visibility makes it dissapear, but the browser still
> leaves room for it.  I'm not sure the right DynAPI way to change it, but
> if I was doing it with straight CSS, I'd set "display:false".
> 
> Good luck.
> 
> Jesse
> 
> 
>>The following code works in Firefox, but not in IE. In Firefox the layer
>>dissapears completely, in
>>IE there is a blank area left. Am I doing something wrong?
>>
>>
>><html>
>><head>
>><script language="JavaScript" src="dyn.js"></script>
>></head>
>>
>>first line<br>
>><div id="progress">
>>second line<br>
>></div>
>>third line<br>
>>
>><br>
>><b>the above should look like this (the layer should be completely
>>invisible):</b><br><br>
>>
>>first line<br>
>>third line<br>
>>
>><script language="Javascript">
>><!--
>>var progress = DynLayer.getInline("progress");
>>progress.setVisible(false);
>>progress.setHTML("");
>>//-->
>></script>
>></html>
>>
>>
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE

[<je...@6t...>]

Sorry, my last email said "display:false" and it should be "display:none".

http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_reference.asp

Jesse

>
> The following code works in Firefox, but not in IE. In Firefox the layer
> dissapears completely, in
> IE there is a blank area left. Am I doing something wrong?
>
>
> <html>
> <head>
> <script language="JavaScript" src="dyn.js"></script>
> </head>
>
> first line<br>
> <div id="progress">
> second line<br>
> </div>
> third line<br>
>
> <br>
> <b>the above should look like this (the layer should be completely
> invisible):</b><br><br>
>
> first line<br>
> third line<br>
>
> <script language="Javascript">
> <!--
> var progress = DynLayer.getInline("progress");
> progress.setVisible(false);
> progress.setHTML("");
> //-->
> </script>
> </html>
>
>
>
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE

[<je...@6t...>]

I think chaning the visibility makes it dissapear, but the browser still
leaves room for it.  I'm not sure the right DynAPI way to change it, but
if I was doing it with straight CSS, I'd set "display:false".

Good luck.

Jesse

>
> The following code works in Firefox, but not in IE. In Firefox the layer
> dissapears completely, in
> IE there is a blank area left. Am I doing something wrong?
>
>
> <html>
> <head>
> <script language="JavaScript" src="dyn.js"></script>
> </head>
>
> first line<br>
> <div id="progress">
> second line<br>
> </div>
> third line<br>
>
> <br>
> <b>the above should look like this (the layer should be completely
> invisible):</b><br><br>
>
> first line<br>
> third line<br>
>
> <script language="Javascript">
> <!--
> var progress = DynLayer.getInline("progress");
> progress.setVisible(false);
> progress.setHTML("");
> //-->
> </script>
> </html>
>
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE

[Leif W <war...@us...>]

I've just tried in Firefox 1.0 and IE6.  The example you gave was slightly broken and didn'twork in Firefox 1.0 or IE6 (need the
*.setPath and *.include calls).  I fixed that and it worked fine in Firefox 1.0 but it only half works in IE6.  The text disappears
in IE6, but the space that the layer occupies does not allow the restof the content to completely shrink, but rather leaves
something as a place holder.  If you comment out the setHTML line, it looks the same in Firefox as in IE6.  I don't know why IE6
does this or how to work around.  I wonder if this is related to the inline getVisible bug.

Leif

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
  "http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/loose.dtd">

<html>
<head>
<script language="JavaScript" src="../../dynapi3x/src/dynapi.js"
  type="text/javascript"></script>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
dynapi.library.setPath( '../../dynapi3x/src/' );
dynapi.library.include( 'dynapi.api' );
dynapi.library.include( 'dynapi.api.ext' );
//-->
</script>
</head>
<body>
first line<br>
<div style="background-color: #009900" id="progress">
second line<br>
</div>
third line<br>
<br>
<b>the above should look like this (the layer should be completely
invisible):</b><br>
<br>
first line<br>
third line<br>
<br>
<b>It seems fine in Firefox 1.0.</b><br>
<br>
<b>However it only half works in IE6.&nbsp; The text isinvisible but
there's still a &lt;br&gt;.</b><br>
<br>
first line<br>
<br>
third line<br>

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
var progress = DynLayer.getInline("progress");
progress.setVisible(0);
//progress.setVisible(false);
progress.setHTML("");
//progress.setHTML(null);
//-->
</script>
</body>
</html>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ronald" <mu0...@bu...>
To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 07:17
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE


>
> The following code works in Firefox, but not in IE. In Firefox the layer dissapears completely, in
> IE there is a blank area left. Am I doing something wrong?
>
>
> <html>
> <head>
> <script language="JavaScript" src="dyn.js"></script>
> </head>
>
> first line<br>
> <div id="progress">
> second line<br>
> </div>
> third line<br>
>
> <br>
> <b>the above should look like this (the layer should be completely invisible):</b><br><br>
>
> first line<br>
> third line<br>
>
> <script language="Javascript">
> <!--
> var progress = DynLayer.getInline("progress");
> progress.setVisible(false);
> progress.setHTML("");
> //-->
> </script>
> </html>
>
>
>
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[Dynapi-Help] Making a inline layer dissapear completely (collapse) in IE

[Ronald <mu0...@bu...>]

The following code works in Firefox, but not in IE. In Firefox the layer dissapears completely, in 
IE there is a blank area left. Am I doing something wrong?


<html>
<head>
<script language="JavaScript" src="dyn.js"></script>
</head>

first line<br>
<div id="progress">
second line<br>
</div>
third line<br>

<br>
<b>the above should look like this (the layer should be completely invisible):</b><br><br>

first line<br>
third line<br>

<script language="Javascript">
<!--
var progress = DynLayer.getInline("progress");
progress.setVisible(false);
progress.setHTML("");
//-->
</script>
</html>

Re: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

[Leif W <war...@us...>]

> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: David
> To: dyn...@li...
> Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 08:10
> Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package
>
> hi,
> I got it working by adding this at the bottom of the packages.js
> l.include('dynapi.myext');

Hmm... are you including the object in the HTML page?  It should be
included there, not in ext/packages.js .

Leif

P.S. You can send a URL off-list if you like.

Re: [Dynapi-Help] RE: unsubscribe

[Leif W <war...@us...>]

Normally it's considered bad form to hijack another mailing list thread
and change the subject to something totally unrelated.

The proper way to unsubscribe from a SourceForge list is posted on the
SourceForge site.  It is also posted in the DynAPI mailing list archives
as I have answered the question in the past.  The URLs to those archives
are on DynAPI's SourceForge site.  I will post the unsubsrcibe process
again.

Note this will remove you from dynapi-help and dynapi-help-admin.

The email from SourceForge (obtained by sending an
email to dyn...@li... with subject
"help" [without quotes]) explains how to unsubscribe by email.

Send this command (as the subject line) to the same *-request* address.
You need to know your password.  If you lost your password, go to
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dynapi-help
and request your password to be sent to you.

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Leif

[Dynapi-Help] RE: unsubscribe

[Alexander <al...@sp...>]

  -----Original Message-----
  From: dyn...@li...
[mailto:dyn...@li...]On Behalf Of David
  Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 3:11 PM
  To: dyn...@li...
  Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package


  hi,

  I got it working by adding this at the bottom of the packages.js

  l.include('dynapi.myext');

  thanks for your help

  David

RE: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

[David <dap...@10...>]

hi, 

I got it working by adding this at the bottom of the packages.js 

l.include('dynapi.myext'); 

thanks for your help 

David 

RE: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

[David <dap...@10...>]

Hi,

Thanks for your answer. I realise its not a great place to put the file but
I just wanted to get it working first, then I can move the file. I added the
line you suggested. 

Slider = {}; // used by dynapi.library

It doesn't seem to make any difference. I added an alert at the top of the
page, but no alert gets called , could suggest that the file isnt even
getting added. I can give you a link to the code can I send to you
personally I don't really want to share with the world. 

David 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: David Appledore [ <mailto:dap...@50...>
mailto:dap...@50...]

> Sent: 12 November 2004 08:39

> To: 'David Appledore'

> Subject: FW: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

> 

> 

> 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: dyn...@li...

> [ <mailto:dyn...@li...>
mailto:dyn...@li...] On Behalf Of Leif W

> Sent: 12 November 2004 01:23 AM

> To: dyn...@li...

> Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

> 

> 

> 

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: "David Appledore" <dap...@10...>

> > To: <dyn...@li...>

> > Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 16:59

> > Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

> >

> 

> > Hi,

> > I am using DynAPI 3. The slider object is my own object

> nothing to do

> > with DynAPI . It's a wrapper around a DynLayer, it does use slider 

> > effect but from version 3 , Ive never used an earlier version.

> 

> Oh, probably a name collision if someone else ports the old Slider 

> object. :p

> 

> On second look, a package ... hmm, brush up on my package skills.

> 

> A package (slider.js) seems to need this as the first line:

> 

> Slider = {}; // used by dynapi.library

> 

> Then extend an existing object like DynLayer, or make a new object.

> Then put the file where it makes the most sense. If "Slider" 

> is some object that creates a sliding effect, it'd go into 

> "src/fx/slider.js".

> If it lets you perform functions like arithmetic on a Slide Rule, 

> maybe it'd go in "src/ext/functions.slider.js". It doesn't seem to be 

> a good idea to clutter up the dynapi.* name space, as that is 

> typically reserved for folder names.

> So pick another place, or make a "src/myext/slider.js" or 

> "src/da/slider.js" or something.

> 

> Then in packages.js, you would put the l.add line.

> 

> 1) Using "src/fx/slider.js"

> 

> l.add('dynapi.fx.Slider','dynapi.fx.slider.js');

> 

> 2) Using "src/ext/functions.slider.js"

> 

> l.add('dynapi.functions.Slider','functions.slider.js');

> 

> 3) Using "src/myext/slider.js"

> 

> l.addPackage('dynapi.myext',p+'myext/');

> l.add('dynapi.myext.Slider','slider.js');

> 

> 4) Using "src/da/slider.js"

> 

> l.addPackage('dynapi.da',p+'da/');

> l.add('dynapi.da.Slider','slider.js');

> 

> If you extended one object, you need a third argument, a string, 

> specifying which other layer is required if not already loaded.

> 

> l.add('dynapi.myext.Slider','slider.js','DynLayer');

> 

> If you extended two or more objects, the third argument is an array:

> 

> l.add('dynapi.myext.Slider','slider.js',['DynLayer','dynapi.fu

> nctions.Ma

> th']);

> 

> So you started with:

> 

> l.add('dynapi.Slider','ext/slider.js','DynLayer');

> 

> This is somewhat confusing. The only things in "src/ext" are 

> packages.js, generic utility functions to extend objects, the 

> library.js, and the debug.js. This should probably not be the place 

> to add stuff, unless added as "src/ext/functions.sliders.js", and only 

> if it's a generic utility object which operates on data type objects, 

> and so on.

> 

> Other than that, the syntax should probably work, in a similar fashion 

> to "dynapi.debug". So that makes me wonder if the first line of your 

> "src/ext/slider.js" file is "Slider = {}; // used by dynapi.library".

> 

> If you still can't find the problem, then try throwing in 

> "alert('here!');" lines to see where the script does and doesn't get 

> called. Look in JavaScript Console (Mozilla) or turn on script 

> debugging and error messages in IE or other browsers. If there's 

> still no luck, it might be helpful to post the code. The example 

> HTML, and the slider.js file.

> Keeping it reasonably short and posting in the email (not as

> attachment) is the safest bet. Otherwise post a URL to a live example 

> and a zip file download.

> 

> Hope this (eventually) proves helpful.

> 

> Leif

> 

> > > -----Original Message-----

> > > From: dyn...@li...

> > > [ <mailto:dyn...@li...>
mailto:dyn...@li...] On

> Behalf Of Leif W

> 

> Hmm, guess I replied to the wrong one somehow. :p

> 

> > > Sent: 11 November 2004 08:53 PM

> > > To: dyn...@li...

> > > Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

> > >

> > > > ----- Original Message -----

> > > > From: David

> > > > To: dyn...@li...

> > > > Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 13:26

> > > > Subject: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

> > > >

> > > > hi,

> > > > I have added the following line to packages.js 

> > > > l.add('dynapi.Slider','ext/slider.js','DynLayer');

> > >

> > > I think the packages.js file refers to the new DynAPI 3. Are you

> using

> > > DynAPI 3?

> > >

> > > Are you referring to the Slider object (v2.0, 2001-06-26)

> created by

> > > Jeff Greenberg? The source code clearly states that it

> was designed

> for

> > > DynAPI 2.5x. The two versions of DynAPI are not entirely

> compatible.

> > >

> > > > but it doesnt seem to include the file .

> > > > The slider.js file holds another object.

> > > > Can you give me some advice on how to get it working?

> > >

> > > To use this object with DynAPI 3, the object will need to

> be ported.

> The

> > > differences between version 2.5x and version 3.x are described in

> the

> > > dynapi3x/docs/changelog.html folder.

> > >

> > > Leif

> 

> 

> 

> 

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Re: [Dynapi-Help] including other files in a package

[Leif W <war...@us...>]

> Then in packages.js, you would put the l.add line.
> 
> 1) Using "src/fx/slider.js"
> 
>     l.add('dynapi.fx.Slider','dynapi.fx.slider.js');

Umm, yeah... should have been:

    l.add('dynapi.fx.Slider','slider.js');

Leif