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

Re: [Dynapi-Help] LoadQueue.prototype.add = function(url,loadpanel) ? in loadpanel

[Robert R. <rra...@ya...>]

I don't think that is possible.  How would you load 2 files in 1 layer
anyway?  I believe the loadQueue is used so that it doesn't try to
load to html files at once because this will not work in Netscape.
You can load 2 html files in 2 different loadpanels and then you
getHTML from each one, then add the content to another layer if you
want.

-- 
// Robert Rainwater

On 12/11/2000, 8:59:19 PM EST, b0n3z wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] LoadQueue.prototype.add = function(url,loadpanel) ? in loadpanel":

> In the latest release of DynAPI - in loadpanel.js - there is this:
> LoadQueue.prototype.add = function(url,loadpanel)

> I wanted to if this would allow you to have 2 or more html files loaded into
> one loadpanel? and if so - can someone give me an example of this please,

> Thanks,

> Ken

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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Is there a web site using DynAPI online somewhere?

[b0n3z <b0...@go...>]

Actually Doug - I'm still a newbie trying to learn this all.. I'm about =
to convert that www.gotapex.com/b0n3z to the new api.. but I'm still =
having some issues on learning to do things. I wish I could find a guru =
that is willing to help.. I would love to trade and help them do some =
graphics or something in return.

Thanks for the recognition  =3D)

LateZ

Ken Jones (aka b0n3z)
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Doug Melvin=20
  To: dyn...@li...=20
  Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 7:42 PM
  Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] Is there a web site using DynAPI online =
somewhere?


  www.zara.com
  http://www.gotapex.com/b0n3z/
  :-)
    ----- Original Message -----=20
    From: Tal Oron=20
    To: dyn...@li...=20
    Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 2:52 PM
    Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Is there a web site using DynAPI online =
somewhere?


    hi,

    I was thinking of starting to use DynAPI, but I can't find any site =
that uses it (not even Pascal's)

    Can anyone guide me to one that uses it - I might learn something =
while I'm there.



    Tal



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                                 Tal Oron:  oro...@id...

[Dynapi-Help] LoadQueue.prototype.add = function(url,loadpanel) ? in loadpanel

[b0n3z <b0...@go...>]

In the latest release of DynAPI - in loadpanel.js - there is this:
LoadQueue.prototype.add = function(url,loadpanel)

I wanted to if this would allow you to have 2 or more html files loaded into
one loadpanel? and if so - can someone give me an example of this please,

Thanks,

Ken

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Font problems... also NS Crashing...

[Dan S. <dy...@fu...>]

For fonts you should be able to define regular CSS tags.

#big {font-size:30pt}

<span class="big">Big Text</span>

For crashing, don't worry about it too much.  I noticed Netscape was crashing a lot also, but after switching to inline crashes it's pretty darned stable, hasn't crashed on me thus far (in Netscape 4.76/Linux) even after literally dozens of reloads.

Dan


On Mon, Dec 11, 2000 at 03:50:09PM -0800, Matthew Shirey wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> This one is a little hard to explain but I suspect that if someone else has
> run across this they will recognize it.  I am using all inline layers here.
> I have one layer with 2 child layers.  There is text in the two child
> layers.  For some reason Netscape is ignoring all font specific information
> for the span tags that are around the text.  Is there an accepted method of
> setting font information for a layer in NS?
> 
> Also, with Netscape 4.75 using DynAPI causes NS to crash.  I know NS
> normally crashing but this is about 1 in 3 page requests, which even for
> Netscape is a little high.  Have I missed something I should be doing with
> the API to prevent these crashes?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> -- Matthew
> 
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Is there a web site using DynAPI online somewhere?

[Doug M. <do...@cr...>]

www.zara.com
http://www.gotapex.com/b0n3z/
:-)
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Tal Oron=20
  To: dyn...@li...=20
  Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 2:52 PM
  Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Is there a web site using DynAPI online =
somewhere?


  hi,

  I was thinking of starting to use DynAPI, but I can't find any site =
that uses it (not even Pascal's)

  Can anyone guide me to one that uses it - I might learn something =
while I'm there.



  Tal



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                               Tal Oron:  oro...@id...

[Dynapi-Help] Font problems... also NS Crashing...

[Matthew S. <PK...@Tu...>]

Hey all,

This one is a little hard to explain but I suspect that if someone else has
run across this they will recognize it.  I am using all inline layers here.
I have one layer with 2 child layers.  There is text in the two child
layers.  For some reason Netscape is ignoring all font specific information
for the span tags that are around the text.  Is there an accepted method of
setting font information for a layer in NS?

Also, with Netscape 4.75 using DynAPI causes NS to crash.  I know NS
normally crashing but this is about 1 in 3 page requests, which even for
Netscape is a little high.  Have I missed something I should be doing with
the API to prevent these crashes?

Thanks in advance,

-- Matthew

[Dynapi-Help] Chaining animations

[John S. <joh...@se...>]

Hello everybody.

I'm new to the list, and I'm just catching up to all of the capabilities of
DynAPI II.  I have a question about pathanim.js.

I would like to chain one animation after another to create a sequence of
animations, and I can't seem to figure it out.

I have looked at the example for pathanim.js, and I figured I could just add
my second animation sequence somewhere in the 'onpathstop' event, but it
doesn't seem to work as expected.

--
John Sturgeon <><
joh...@Se... <mailto:joh...@Se...>

[Dynapi-Help] Is there a web site using DynAPI online somewhere?

[Tal O. <oro...@id...>]

hi,

I was thinking of starting to use DynAPI, but I can't find any site that =
uses it (not even Pascal's)

Can anyone guide me to one that uses it - I might learn something while =
I'm there.



Tal



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Re[2]: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...

[Robert R. <rra...@ya...>]

You just have to include the dynapi.ext.inline.js file.  Then in
DynAPI.onLoad you just say DynAPI.document.all["layerid"] to access
its dynlayer properties/methods.

-- 
// Robert Rainwater

On 12/11/2000, 8:04:22 AM EST, Nuno wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...":

> Well, you can use any "normal" div layer with the DynAPI (see
> the tutorial section on "inline layers"), and then after the
> "normal" div has been "captured", you can use the standard
> DynAPI methods to modify or acessing it.

> NunoF

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dyn...@li...
> [mailto:dyn...@li...]On Behalf Of Doug Melvin
> Sent: segunda-feira, 11 de Dezembro de 2000 2:13
> To: dynapi-help
> Subject: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...


> Okay then, AS you may recall, I have been messing around with trees..
> Now, since the skintree node was Way slow (and caused a 10 meg memory leak
> after 4 reloads in IE) I had to find anothewr, now I have. The main problem
> with the one I am using, is that the entire tree is built in memory and THEN
> the induvidual divs (yes it used plain divs) are written out and rendered..

> This is all fine and dandy, I figure I'll just load a 'splash' screen into a
> loadpanel and distract the user while the tree is rendered.. Now I have just
> one problem, I need to
> be able to put the HTML that makes the tree up into a div (mainDIV)..
> How do I do that? if I wasn't using dynAPI (I'm using it for the loadpanel
> and scroll) I wuold do it normally,
> But it seems that dynAPI overload the normal method of referencing and
> modifying an object..

> Well, to cut an already way too long message a bit short..
> How do I reference and modify a 'normal' DIV throught the DynAPI?

> Doug Melvin

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Re: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...

[Doug M. <do...@cr...>]

  See a tree test I made some time ago, it' doesn't use DynAPI, and =
isn't very good, but might give you some ideas:
  http://wong.richardinfo.com (this is of course not xbrowser, just =
because we reference the div's/img's directly)

  I've made a low memory one in DynAPI as well, but it's not on the net =
yet, I used one dynlayer, and wrote=20
  hyperlinks to it in a loop, with a + in front where necessary, which =
performed the loop again when clicked. It's not=20

           When do we get to see it? :-)

  This is another treeview you can check out:
  http://www.treemenu.com/index.shtml?general/why-mine.shtml


          Checked it out.. (came across it before actually)=20
          Problem with that one is that it re-draws the whole tree
          when you expand/collapse a node.., and when you have 300+ =
nodes
          you can imagine how  that would be bad..
          :-)

          Doug

  good luck
  Richard:)

          Thanks, I've needed it..

          You can check out what I've got so far by going to  =
206.75.45.190
          and clicking on catalogue (after clicking enter of course)
    ----- Original Message -----=20
    From: Doug Melvin=20
    To: dynapi-help=20
    Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 3:12 AM
    Subject: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...


    Okay then, AS you may recall, I have been messing around with =
trees..
    Now, since the skintree node was Way slow (and caused a 10 meg =
memory leak after 4 reloads in IE) I had to find anothewr, now I have. =
The main problem with the one I am using, is that the entire tree is =
built in memory and THEN the induvidual divs (yes it used plain divs) =
are written out and rendered..

    This is all fine and dandy, I figure I'll just load a 'splash' =
screen into a loadpanel and distract the user while the tree is =
rendered.. Now I have just one problem, I need to=20
    be able to put the HTML that makes the tree up into a div =
(mainDIV)..
    How do I do that? if I wasn't using dynAPI (I'm using it for the =
loadpanel and scroll) I wuold do it normally,
    But it seems that dynAPI overload the normal method of referencing =
and modifying an object..=20


    Well, to cut an already way too long message a bit short..
    How do I reference and modify a 'normal' DIV throught the DynAPI?

    Doug Melvin

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Help on widgets

[Richard :o <ma...@ri...>]

Hi,
Firstly check the tutorial here:
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=442&group_id=5757
if you haven't done so already.
There are different widget models depending on the author, this ones from
Pascal Bestebroer.
the principle is that you add 1 main dynlayer:

function widgetname() {
 this.superClass=DynLayer
 this.superClass()
 this.id="widgetname"+(widgetname.Count++)
  return this
}
widgetname.Count=0
widgetname.prototype=new DynLayer()
widgetname.prototype.getSubClass=function() { return widgetname }

You can't add child layers to the layer yet, 'cause it doesn't exist until
the widget has been created,
so you create a listener to trigger oncreate, and add child layers then.

Basically in your first example you are adding a child layer to something
which doesn't exist yet.

Hope that helps
Richard :)

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pepe Gutierrez" <jav...@ya...>
To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 10:47 AM
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Help on widgets


> I'm just and user so excuse me if this is a stupid
> question... :) (My name's Javi, not Pepe (it's a
> little mistake, sorry))
>
> I want to make widgets and I have tested two ways to
> add DynLayers inside the widgets.
>
> The first way is simply something like that:
>    this.aLayer = this.addChild(new DynLayer())
>
> The second one is somthing like that:
>    this.aLayer = new DynLayer()
>
>    l = new EventListener(this)
>    l.oncreate = function (e) {
>        me = e.getTarget()
>        me.addChild(me.aLayer)
>    }
>    this.addEventListener(l)
>
> Only the second one works. Why? I prefer the first is
> more simple and easy.
>
> I have found some code using the first one, but it
> doesn't work.
>
> What's going on?
>
>
>
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...

[Richard :o <ma...@ri...>]

hi,
< But it seems that dynAPI overload the normal method of referencing and =
modifying an object..=20
Not AFAIK, just do:=20
document.all.myTreeNodeImg.src=3D"images/node.gif"
See a tree test I made some time ago, it' doesn't use DynAPI, and isn't =
very good, but might give you some ideas:
http://wong.richardinfo.com (this is of course not xbrowser, just =
because we reference the div's/img's directly)
I've made a low memory one in DynAPI as well, but it's not on the net =
yet, I used one dynlayer, and wrote=20
hyperlinks to it in a loop, with a + in front where necessary, which =
performed the loop again when clicked. It's not=20
very visually appealing, but gets the job done.=20
This is another treeview you can check out:
http://www.treemenu.com/index.shtml?general/why-mine.shtml
good luck
Richard:)
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Doug Melvin=20
  To: dynapi-help=20
  Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 3:12 AM
  Subject: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...


  Okay then, AS you may recall, I have been messing around with trees..
  Now, since the skintree node was Way slow (and caused a 10 meg memory =
leak after 4 reloads in IE) I had to find anothewr, now I have. The main =
problem with the one I am using, is that the entire tree is built in =
memory and THEN the induvidual divs (yes it used plain divs) are written =
out and rendered..

  This is all fine and dandy, I figure I'll just load a 'splash' screen =
into a loadpanel and distract the user while the tree is rendered.. Now =
I have just one problem, I need to=20
  be able to put the HTML that makes the tree up into a div (mainDIV)..
  How do I do that? if I wasn't using dynAPI (I'm using it for the =
loadpanel and scroll) I wuold do it normally,
  But it seems that dynAPI overload the normal method of referencing and =
modifying an object..=20


  Well, to cut an already way too long message a bit short..
  How do I reference and modify a 'normal' DIV throught the DynAPI?

  Doug Melvin

RE: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...

[Nuno F. <nun...@wi...>]

Well, you can use any "normal" div layer with the DynAPI (see
the tutorial section on "inline layers"), and then after the
"normal" div has been "captured", you can use the standard
DynAPI methods to modify or acessing it.

NunoF

-----Original Message-----
From: dyn...@li...
[mailto:dyn...@li...]On Behalf Of Doug Melvin
Sent: segunda-feira, 11 de Dezembro de 2000 2:13
To: dynapi-help
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...


Okay then, AS you may recall, I have been messing around with trees..
Now, since the skintree node was Way slow (and caused a 10 meg memory leak
after 4 reloads in IE) I had to find anothewr, now I have. The main problem
with the one I am using, is that the entire tree is built in memory and THEN
the induvidual divs (yes it used plain divs) are written out and rendered..

This is all fine and dandy, I figure I'll just load a 'splash' screen into a
loadpanel and distract the user while the tree is rendered.. Now I have just
one problem, I need to
be able to put the HTML that makes the tree up into a div (mainDIV)..
How do I do that? if I wasn't using dynAPI (I'm using it for the loadpanel
and scroll) I wuold do it normally,
But it seems that dynAPI overload the normal method of referencing and
modifying an object..

Well, to cut an already way too long message a bit short..
How do I reference and modify a 'normal' DIV throught the DynAPI?

Doug Melvin

RE: [Dynapi-Help] Game

[Pascal B. <pb...@oi...>]

hmm, yes.. aha, yes, ok, so that's one bigmac, and two milkshakes?

could someone translate this? :-)

Pascal Bestebroer
pb...@oi...
http://www.oibv.com


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>>Bueno , ahi les va un juego de niños!!!
> >
> >
> >AUNQUE PAREZCA TONTO, RARO Y
> >DESCOLOCADO, HÁGANLO.
> >SE VAN A LLEVAR UNA SORPRESA, ES LOCO Y
> >DIVERTIDO.
> >AQUI TE MANDO ESTE JUEGO, NO CREAS QUE ES
> >DE LOS
> >TIPICOS JUEGOS QUE MANDAN NADA MAS POR
> >MANDAR, ESTA
> >SUPER DIVERTIDO Y NO SE QUE TIENE QUE LOS
> >RESULTADOS
> >SON MUY CURIOSOS YA QUE COINCIDEN;ADEMAS
> >SEGÚN DICEN
> >QUE TIENES LA POSIBILIDAD DE QUE SE TE
> >CUMPLA UN DESEO
> >Y AUNQUE NO LO CREAS A MI SI SE ME CUMPLIO
> >MUY RAPIDO.
> >ASI QUE MUCHA SUERTE!!!
> >
> >PERO NO HAGAS TRAMPA y sigue las
> >instrucciones
> >cuidadosamente o lo arruinarás La persona
> >que me mando
> >esto dijo que su deseo se cumplió 10
> >minutos después
> >que leyó el mail. Pero sin hacer trampa!
> >Este juego
> >tiene un final gracioso/misterioso. No
> >leas mas abajo,
> >hazlo en orden.
> >Toma 3 minutos para hacerlo.
> >hazlo en orden.
> >Toma 3 minutos para hacerlo.
> >Primero: conseguir lápiz y papel.
> >Cuando debas elegir nombres, asegúrate que
> >sean
> >personas que conoces, y sigue tu primer
> >instinto. Baja un renglón por vez y no leas mas abajo
>o
> >arruinaras la diversión. Ahí va:
> >
> >1. Primero, escribe los números del 1 al
> >11 en una
> >columna ordenada.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >2. Después, al lado de los números 1 y 2,
> >escribe
> >dos números que tu prefieras.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >3. Al lado del 3 y del 7, escribe los
> >nombres de
> >dos personas del sexo opuesto.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >4. Escribe el nombre de cualquiera (amigos o
> >familiares por ejemplo) en los números 4,5
> >y 6.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >5. Escribe el nombre de canciones en los
> >números
> >8,9,10 y 11
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >6. Finalmente pide un deseo.
> >
> >Y ahora las respuestas..........
> >
> >1. Debes decirle de este juego a la
> >cantidad de gente
> >que pusiste en el numero dos de este
> >juego.
> >2. La persona en el 3 es la persona que
> >amas.
> >3. La persona en el numero 7 es la persona
> >que te
> >encanta pero no funciona.
> >4. Te preocupas mas que nadie por la
> >persona en el
> >numero 4.
> >5. La persona en 5 realmente te conoce
> >6. La persona en 6 es tu estrella de la
> >suerte.
> >7. La canción en el 8 responde a la
> >persona en el 3.
> >7. La canción en el 8 responde a la
> >persona en el 3.
> >8. El titulo en el numero 9 es para la
> >persona en el 7.
> >9. Esta canción (Nº 10) te dice mucho
> >sobre tu mente.
> >10. La canción del espacio 11 es la que
> >dice como te sientes acerca de la vida!
> >
> >Mándale esto a 10 personas en la hora después de
>leerlo. Si lo haces tu
> >deseo se cumplirá.
> >Si no será lo contrario.
> >Bastante extraño, pero SI funciona.
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Sender: an...@fe...
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>>Bueno , ahi les va un juego de niños!!!
> >
> >
> >AUNQUE PAREZCA TONTO, RARO Y
> >DESCOLOCADO, HÁGANLO.
> >SE VAN A LLEVAR UNA SORPRESA, ES LOCO Y
> >DIVERTIDO.
> >AQUI TE MANDO ESTE JUEGO, NO CREAS QUE ES
> >DE LOS
> >TIPICOS JUEGOS QUE MANDAN NADA MAS POR
> >MANDAR, ESTA
> >SUPER DIVERTIDO Y NO SE QUE TIENE QUE LOS
> >RESULTADOS
> >SON MUY CURIOSOS YA QUE COINCIDEN;ADEMAS
> >SEGÚN DICEN
> >QUE TIENES LA POSIBILIDAD DE QUE SE TE
> >CUMPLA UN DESEO
> >Y AUNQUE NO LO CREAS A MI SI SE ME CUMPLIO
> >MUY RAPIDO.
> >ASI QUE MUCHA SUERTE!!!
> >
> >PERO NO HAGAS TRAMPA y sigue las
> >instrucciones
> >cuidadosamente o lo arruinarás La persona
> >que me mando
> >esto dijo que su deseo se cumplió 10
> >minutos después
> >que leyó el mail. Pero sin hacer trampa!
> >Este juego
> >tiene un final gracioso/misterioso. No
> >leas mas abajo,
> >hazlo en orden.
> >Toma 3 minutos para hacerlo.
> >hazlo en orden.
> >Toma 3 minutos para hacerlo.
> >Primero: conseguir lápiz y papel.
> >Cuando debas elegir nombres, asegúrate que
> >sean
> >personas que conoces, y sigue tu primer
> >instinto. Baja un renglón por vez y no leas mas abajo
>o
> >arruinaras la diversión. Ahí va:
> >
> >1. Primero, escribe los números del 1 al
> >11 en una
> >columna ordenada.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >2. Después, al lado de los números 1 y 2,
> >escribe
> >dos números que tu prefieras.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >3. Al lado del 3 y del 7, escribe los
> >nombres de
> >dos personas del sexo opuesto.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >4. Escribe el nombre de cualquiera (amigos o
> >familiares por ejemplo) en los números 4,5
> >y 6.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >5. Escribe el nombre de canciones en los
> >números
> >8,9,10 y 11
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >6. Finalmente pide un deseo.
> >
> >Y ahora las respuestas..........
> >
> >1. Debes decirle de este juego a la
> >cantidad de gente
> >que pusiste en el numero dos de este
> >juego.
> >2. La persona en el 3 es la persona que
> >amas.
> >3. La persona en el numero 7 es la persona
> >que te
> >encanta pero no funciona.
> >4. Te preocupas mas que nadie por la
> >persona en el
> >numero 4.
> >5. La persona en 5 realmente te conoce
> >6. La persona en 6 es tu estrella de la
> >suerte.
> >7. La canción en el 8 responde a la
> >persona en el 3.
> >7. La canción en el 8 responde a la
> >persona en el 3.
> >8. El titulo en el numero 9 es para la
> >persona en el 7.
> >9. Esta canción (Nº 10) te dice mucho
> >sobre tu mente.
> >10. La canción del espacio 11 es la que
> >dice como te sientes acerca de la vida!
> >
> >Mándale esto a 10 personas en la hora después de
>leerlo. Si lo haces tu
> >deseo se cumplirá.
> >Si no será lo contrario.
> >Bastante extraño, pero SI funciona.
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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[Dynapi-Help] Game

[MARIA D. C. L. M. <mc...@fe...>]

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>>Bueno , ahi les va un juego de niños!!!
> >
> >
> >AUNQUE PAREZCA TONTO, RARO Y
> >DESCOLOCADO, HÁGANLO.
> >SE VAN A LLEVAR UNA SORPRESA, ES LOCO Y
> >DIVERTIDO.
> >AQUI TE MANDO ESTE JUEGO, NO CREAS QUE ES
> >DE LOS
> >TIPICOS JUEGOS QUE MANDAN NADA MAS POR
> >MANDAR, ESTA
> >SUPER DIVERTIDO Y NO SE QUE TIENE QUE LOS
> >RESULTADOS
> >SON MUY CURIOSOS YA QUE COINCIDEN;ADEMAS
> >SEGÚN DICEN
> >QUE TIENES LA POSIBILIDAD DE QUE SE TE
> >CUMPLA UN DESEO
> >Y AUNQUE NO LO CREAS A MI SI SE ME CUMPLIO
> >MUY RAPIDO.
> >ASI QUE MUCHA SUERTE!!!
> >
> >PERO NO HAGAS TRAMPA y sigue las
> >instrucciones
> >cuidadosamente o lo arruinarás La persona
> >que me mando
> >esto dijo que su deseo se cumplió 10
> >minutos después
> >que leyó el mail. Pero sin hacer trampa!
> >Este juego
> >tiene un final gracioso/misterioso. No
> >leas mas abajo,
> >hazlo en orden.
> >Toma 3 minutos para hacerlo.
> >hazlo en orden.
> >Toma 3 minutos para hacerlo.
> >Primero: conseguir lápiz y papel.
> >Cuando debas elegir nombres, asegúrate que
> >sean
> >personas que conoces, y sigue tu primer
> >instinto. Baja un renglón por vez y no leas mas abajo
>o
> >arruinaras la diversión. Ahí va:
> >
> >1. Primero, escribe los números del 1 al
> >11 en una
> >columna ordenada.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >2. Después, al lado de los números 1 y 2,
> >escribe
> >dos números que tu prefieras.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >3. Al lado del 3 y del 7, escribe los
> >nombres de
> >dos personas del sexo opuesto.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >4. Escribe el nombre de cualquiera (amigos o
> >familiares por ejemplo) en los números 4,5
> >y 6.
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >5. Escribe el nombre de canciones en los
> >números
> >8,9,10 y 11
> >No mires mas abajo o se arruinara
> >6. Finalmente pide un deseo.
> >
> >Y ahora las respuestas..........
> >
> >1. Debes decirle de este juego a la
> >cantidad de gente
> >que pusiste en el numero dos de este
> >juego.
> >2. La persona en el 3 es la persona que
> >amas.
> >3. La persona en el numero 7 es la persona
> >que te
> >encanta pero no funciona.
> >4. Te preocupas mas que nadie por la
> >persona en el
> >numero 4.
> >5. La persona en 5 realmente te conoce
> >6. La persona en 6 es tu estrella de la
> >suerte.
> >7. La canción en el 8 responde a la
> >persona en el 3.
> >7. La canción en el 8 responde a la
> >persona en el 3.
> >8. El titulo en el numero 9 es para la
> >persona en el 7.
> >9. Esta canción (Nº 10) te dice mucho
> >sobre tu mente.
> >10. La canción del espacio 11 es la que
> >dice como te sientes acerca de la vida!
> >
> >Mándale esto a 10 personas en la hora después de
>leerlo. Si lo haces tu
> >deseo se cumplirá.
> >Si no será lo contrario.
> >Bastante extraño, pero SI funciona.
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>_________________________________________________________
>http://www.latinmail.com.  Gratuito, latino y en español.
>

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RE: [Dynapi-Help] Help on widgets

[Pascal B. <pb...@oi...>]

addChild() is a method of a DynLayer not a standard javascript method.

If your widget is not yet a dynlayer (because you haven't specified it as
so), the addchild method does not exist yet and you can't use it.

btw, do your parent know about the name mixup? ;-)

Pascal Bestebroer
pb...@oi...
http://www.oibv.com


-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: dyn...@li...
[mailto:dyn...@li...]Namens Pepe Gutierrez
Verzonden: maandag 11 december 2000 11:34
Aan: dyn...@li...
Onderwerp: [Dynapi-Help] Help on widgets


I'm just and user so excuse me if this is a stupid
question... :) (My name's Javi, not Pepe (it's a
little mistake, sorry))

I want to make widgets and I have tested two ways to
add DynLayers inside the widgets.

The first way is simply something like that:
   this.aLayer = this.addChild(new DynLayer())

The second one is somthing like that:
   this.aLayer = new DynLayer()

   l = new EventListener(this)
   l.oncreate = function (e) {
       me = e.getTarget()
       me.addChild(me.aLayer)
   }
   this.addEventListener(l)

Only the second one works. Why? I prefer the first is
more simple and easy.

I have found some code using the first one, but it
doesn't work.

What's going on?



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Re: [Dynapi-Help] glideTo? & wipeTo?

[David C. B. <da...@em...>]

Hi!

Here is attached a modified glide.js and wipe.js to use it in the DynAPI2.

----- Original Message ----- 
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To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 10:52 AM
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] glideTo? & wipeTo?


> Hi!
> 
> Where can I found the glideTo and the wipeTo methods?
> 
> Thanks
> 
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[Dynapi-Help] glideTo? & wipeTo?

[<jav...@ya...>]

Hi!

Where can I found the glideTo and the wipeTo methods?

Thanks

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[Dynapi-Help] Help on widgets

[<jav...@ya...>]

I'm just and user so excuse me if this is a stupid
question... :) (My name's Javi, not Pepe (it's a
little mistake, sorry))

I want to make widgets and I have tested two ways to
add DynLayers inside the widgets.

The first way is simply something like that:
   this.aLayer = this.addChild(new DynLayer())

The second one is somthing like that:
   this.aLayer = new DynLayer()

   l = new EventListener(this)
   l.oncreate = function (e) {
       me = e.getTarget()
       me.addChild(me.aLayer)
   }
   this.addEventListener(l)

Only the second one works. Why? I prefer the first is
more simple and easy. 

I have found some code using the first one, but it
doesn't work.

What's going on?



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[Dynapi-Help] loadpanel & javascript

[Doug M. <do...@cr...>]

Am I correct in understanding that you can't execute javascript inside =
of a loadpanel ?!?!?

[Dynapi-Help] ARG!!! or: Gotta little problem with a div...

[Doug M. <do...@cr...>]

Okay then, AS you may recall, I have been messing around with trees..
Now, since the skintree node was Way slow (and caused a 10 meg memory =
leak after 4 reloads in IE) I had to find anothewr, now I have. The main =
problem with the one I am using, is that the entire tree is built in =
memory and THEN the induvidual divs (yes it used plain divs) are written =
out and rendered..

This is all fine and dandy, I figure I'll just load a 'splash' screen =
into a loadpanel and distract the user while the tree is rendered.. Now =
I have just one problem, I need to=20
be able to put the HTML that makes the tree up into a div (mainDIV)..
How do I do that? if I wasn't using dynAPI (I'm using it for the =
loadpanel and scroll) I wuold do it normally,
But it seems that dynAPI overload the normal method of referencing and =
modifying an object..=20

Well, to cut an already way too long message a bit short..
How do I reference and modify a 'normal' DIV throught the DynAPI?

Doug Melvin

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Manipulating Images on layer

[Robert R. <rra...@ya...>]

I believe you say:
alayer.doc.images["imagename"].src = anotherimage.src

-- 
// Robert Rainwater

On 12/10/2000, 6:30:00 AM EST, Tal wrote about "[Dynapi-Help] Manipulating Images on layer":

> Hi,

> I'm new to DynAPI 2, so I hope my question is not that stupid:

> I'm building a slideshow application
> I need to load an Image on screen and then, start preloading all the others in its category.
> But I want to refered to it with-in a Div.
> from what I've understand, I need to :

> 1. Create a parent DynLayer
> 2. using setHTML(
>     2.1- insert the DIV using DynInline
>     2.2- insert with <IMG> with in the DIV
> 3. Display the new Layer

> But how do I change the img.src within this DIV?

> Thx
>     Tal

Re: [Dynapi-Help] DynAPI Guru Question

[Jordi 'I. M. <jmi...@or...>]

I can't even remember my first DHTML. It was back in the good old days when
Netscape ruled the world and IE was version 3.0. I started making silly Layer
movements using Netscape 4.0

Then I joined a web research team in the university. I had to find out how all
that web stuf could be used in an educative manner. Building HTML interfaces
interactive enought so you can study and learn with them. To go where no man had
gone before, which is the point of research, after all.

I had already done many cross-browser scripts when I first found Dan's tutorial.
It was not even half what is now, then. I started copying and using the widgets,
until they became too limited for what I had to do. A question arised: should I
go back to do things my way, or should I help improving DynAPI so it is suitable
for my new needs. That was about one year and a half ago.

I've never read a book. I use them only for method reference. In my opinion it
is only a matter of challenge: either you fail and sink or you emerge as a
better code.



Pascal Bestebroer wrote:

> I learned DHTML coding thru Dan's work :)  I started helping out on this
> project (january this year.. has it been that long!? ;)
>
> And just looked at the code trying to understand it, I never read a book
> about javascript or dhtml just looking at examples and other peoples code
> should point you in the right way.
>
> Take the code of the DynAPI, and try to see what happens starting with
> simple functions like creating a new DynLayer, follow the stream of the code
> and you'll eventually know where to find tihngs and after that you'll also
> know what every function actually does.
>
> Pascal Bestebroer
> pb...@oi...
> http://www.oibv.com
>
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RE: [Dynapi-Help] F.A.Q. updated

[Pascal B. <pa...@dy...>]

thanks, just fixed it, all except the Section 4 point, it says you can post
them, this also includes the mailing list.. and as far as I know the bugs
and patch areas are still used (right?) just not so activly as the mailing
list (personally I like the mailing list solution alot better, not having to
visit sourceforge :)

you can find the new version here
http://www.dynamic-core.net/core/files/faq.dynapi2.html
or at sourceforge  http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/dynapi  in the
documentation area.

Pascal Bestebroer
pa...@dy...
http://www.dynamic-core.net

  -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
  Van: dyn...@li...
[mailto:dyn...@li...]Namens Richard :o
  Verzonden: zaterdag 9 december 2000 16:43
  Aan: dyn...@li...
  Onderwerp: Re: [Dynapi-Help] F.A.Q. updated


  hi,
  Looks very good as usual;
  * Maybe you can update section 2.3 , forum is dead. This info is not
consequent with 2.1
  * Section 4, is this resource still being used? are bug posts/fixes &
patches etc kept up to date, or is it all mailing list/CVS now?
  * In 5.3 you reference 2.2 for forums, should be 2.1 I think.

  Richard :)
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Pascal Bestebroer
    To: Help
    Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2000 12:28 PM
    Subject: [Dynapi-Help] F.A.Q. updated


    I just updated the F.A.Q. and uploaded it to my site

    http://www.dynamic-core.net/core/files/faq.dynapi2.html

    I also included it here as attachment..  One of the things that should
be
    added is a topic about the CVS part, but I think Dan or Robert know more
    about that, and can add that :)

    It could be added to chapter 4 (4.3)  if you want I can add it, but I
need
    some info on how to set it up under linux, windows and if possible Mac.

    This new f.a.q. now also uses the W3C style sheet, giving it a nicer
look.

    If there's more to add to the f.a.q. please let me know.

    cya,

    Pascal Bestebroer
    pa...@dy...
    http://www.dynamic-core.net