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

[Dynapi-Help] .addChild() Netscape 4.7 bug??

[James M. <jam...@ho...>]

I'm running into a fairly odd problem on Netscape 4.7.

I have something similar to the riTreeNode in terms of the layering, but 
with the ability to add & delete nodes by clicking a button.

It works fine creating nodes and deleting nodes, but if you create, then 
delete, then go to recreate it breaks. No javascript error, just a total 
lack of response in terms of the node being added.

I tracked it from .addChild --> .create --> 
DynLayer.prototype.specificCreate and it breaks at the line 
this.elm.moveTo(this.x,this.y); (10th line up from the bottom of the 
function)

I put an alert(this + "\n" + this.elm) in to see what is happening. Normally 
(the first time through), I see something like "DynObjectwhichever & [object 
Layer]".  When it breaks (second time through)I get a nice long pause & then 
a huge (full screen) popup error-looking type window that spits out a huge 
amount of text indicating that the this.elm object is not at all what it 
should be.

My guess is that it means something isn't working quite properly in the 
if(is.ns4) portion of .specificCreate that deals with the elm & 
recycling....like the this.elm=recycled[recycled.length-1]; line.

Does anyone have any ideas?????

THanks,
James

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Re: [Dynapi-Help] collapsing areas (display:none for ns4)

[Csaki A. <cs...@in...>]

On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Raymond Irving wrote:
> With DynLayers try using mylayer.css.display='none'
> inside NS4

Thanks, but it doesn't seem to do the right thing either. Not with inline
layers at least (which I intend to use). 

I created a <div id="test" style="position:absolute">, the hide() function
is called when some button is clicked. 

function hide()
{
var l = DynAPI.document.all['test'];
alert(l.getX());  //displays a number, l is an existing layer
alert(l.css.display);  //displays undefined! in NS, '' in IE
l.css.display = 'none';
}

alert() displays 'undefined' for l.css.display in Netscape4 and the layer
did not disappear. Of course it did if I tried this with IE. So where did
I screw up? :)
And of course I could get it to disappear by setting some other property,
but I also need the content beneath to be reflowed so that hiding a layer
would not leave the page with empty regions here and there (and ruining
the menu's folding effect)..

thanks,
Andras

Re: [Dynapi-Help] collapsing areas (display:none for ns4)

[ToddNY <vze...@ve...>]

Positioning is the only way to do it, it is not so much of a pain, and is
the way it was done previously.
I also have done this using the 'list' widget, and opening other lists to
the side of the selected list, expanding left to right, leaving the parent
element's list static.
What you seem to want has been done using layers and just sliding up what is
below.  Everything below a given item is one dynLayer, and is a child of the
item above it when collapsed so it can move with the item above it in one
operation,
or a DynLayer over it (in Z, not a child) when not collapsed, so it can
slide over the item above it's sub-menu items. But whatever is under it is
it's children, so they all slide together in one operation.
Moving one dynlayer up or down has the effect of sliding up everything that
is below it vertically.
This is a great trick used I think by DanSteinmann on one of his original
DynAPI menu examples.
hope you can figure it out I know it is sort of weird (manage child/parent
dynamically etc).
Possibly having static elements and managing their visibility would work
better, and having copies but for large menues?? Maybe it'd work well. I
like using the list widget myself. I've optimized it's speed and don't know
if the code is up.
Todd.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Raymond Irving" <xw...@ya...>
To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 10:09 AM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] collapsing areas (display:none for ns4)


>
> With DynLayers try using mylayer.css.display='none'
> inside NS4
>
> --
> Raymond Irving
>
> --- Csaki Andras <cs...@in...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm trying to roll my own hierarchical dhtml menu.
> > Like this:
> >  o head1
> >     *item
> >     *item
> >     o head2
> >       *item
> >       *item
> >  o item
> >
> > Obviously, by closing a submenu, I need to hide the
> > associated area
> > containing the menuitems (collapse the menu).
> > This is a piece of cake with IE, setting a div's
> > display property to
> > 'none' does all I want. Setting a layers visibility
> > in
> > Netscape4 to 'hidden' actually hides the layer, but
> > does not reflow the
> > content below it (the menu does not fold, just
> > disappears). DynLayer's
> > setVisible does not solve my problem either.
> > So what should I do? Should I manage the layout
> > myself by arranging the
> > (sub)menus with explicite positioning when folding
> > or unfolding occures?
> > This would be a real pain in the ass I think. Or
> > there's some tool in
> > DynAPI I could use?
> >
> >
> > Andras
> >
> >
> >
> >
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[Dynapi-Help] way to move onLoad events to a js file?

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

Hi,

Is there a way to move all the items we would normally put within the onLoad
fuction on a page to a .js file and then just call that file using the
'script' and 'src' tag?

The reason I'm want to do this is that I'm trying to make my pages fit the
xhtml standard, for which I'm supposed to put all my javascript within CDATA
tags.  But doing so crashes all my scripts, so I thought an external include
might be the solution?  Anyone else dealing with this?

Thanks,
Arijit

Re: [Dynapi-Help] collapsing areas (display:none for ns4)

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

With DynLayers try using mylayer.css.display='none'
inside NS4

--
Raymond Irving

--- Csaki Andras <cs...@in...> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm trying to roll my own hierarchical dhtml menu. 
> Like this:
>  o head1
>     *item
>     *item
>     o head2
>       *item
>       *item
>  o item
> 
> Obviously, by closing a submenu, I need to hide the
> associated area
> containing the menuitems (collapse the menu).
> This is a piece of cake with IE, setting a div's
> display property to
> 'none' does all I want. Setting a layers visibility
> in
> Netscape4 to 'hidden' actually hides the layer, but
> does not reflow the
> content below it (the menu does not fold, just
> disappears). DynLayer's
> setVisible does not solve my problem either. 
> So what should I do? Should I manage the layout
> myself by arranging the
> (sub)menus with explicite positioning when folding
> or unfolding occures?
> This would be a real pain in the ass I think. Or
> there's some tool in
> DynAPI I could use?
> 
> 
> Andras
> 
> 
> 
>
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[Dynapi-Help] collapsing areas (display:none for ns4)

[Csaki A. <cs...@in...>]

Hi,

I'm trying to roll my own hierarchical dhtml menu. 
Like this:
 o head1
    *item
    *item
    o head2
      *item
      *item
 o item

Obviously, by closing a submenu, I need to hide the associated area
containing the menuitems (collapse the menu).
This is a piece of cake with IE, setting a div's display property to
'none' does all I want. Setting a layers visibility in
Netscape4 to 'hidden' actually hides the layer, but does not reflow the
content below it (the menu does not fold, just disappears). DynLayer's
setVisible does not solve my problem either. 
So what should I do? Should I manage the layout myself by arranging the
(sub)menus with explicite positioning when folding or unfolding occures?
This would be a real pain in the ass I think. Or there's some tool in
DynAPI I could use?


Andras

[Dynapi-Help] Problems combining ScrollPane and LoadPanel...

[Jeevan_Sunkersett <Jee...@sa...>]

Hi,

The cross browser DHTML stuff that one can achieve with DynAPI is terrific 

However cannot get the foll to work in Netscape 4.7. Any clues will be
appreciated.
(I use DynAPI 2.5.7 from SourceForge.net)
In my web page I want to have a scrollable area with the content coming from
an external file (maybe html/ jsp/ ...)
So developed a web page on the lines of the sample
dynapi.gui.scrollpane.html I removed the label objects that are created in
the onLoad and replaced it with a LoadPanel.
Created (without the content parameter) and added a ScrollPane object to the
document.
Provided a link on the web page to set the LoadPanel as a content of the
ScrollPane and a link to load an external file into the LoadPanel.
When viewed in a browser works with the links clicked in the following
order....
1.	An empty scroll pane (with gray background) without scroll bars is
seen on load.
2.	When setContent is clicked an empty LoadPanel with a red background
is added to the scroll pane.
	The scroll bars show automatically and they work!
3.	When setURL is clicked an external file is loaded into the LoadPanel
which resizes with resulting resizing of the scroll pane as well.

But now in Netscape Communicator 4.7 the scroll bars refuse to function.
(They used to function before the setURL function of the loadPanel is
invoked.)
In IE 5.5 there is no problem the scrolling is perfect.
With a little bit of debugging found that in Netscape I can achieve
scrolling by calling invokeEvent('mousedown') on the scrollbar buttons.  It
seems in Netscape (after the external document loads) there is some
transparent layer on top of the scrollbars due to which they do not receive
the mouse clicks.
Any clues as to how to remove this transparent layer ?  I tried to bring the
scroll bar to the top by setting its zIndex but no success.
Source code:
<pre>
<html><head>
<script language="Javascript">
	DynAPI.setLibraryPath('../src/lib/');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.api.*');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.event.*')
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.util.thread.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.util.pathanim.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.dynimage.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.button.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.scrollbar.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.label.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.viewport.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.scrollpane.js');
	DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.loadpanel.js');
</script>
<script language="Javascript">

	DynAPI.onLoad = function()
	{
		lp = new LoadPanel();
		lp.setHTML("no file loaded");
		lp.setSize(800,100); // height will be overwritten by
default
		lp.moveTo(100,100);
		lp.setBgColor('red');
		lp.setAutoResizeHeight(true);
		lp.setAutoResizeWidth(true);

		counter = 0;
		var el = new EventListener();
		el.onload = function(e) {
			status = 'got load event '+ counter++;
		}
		lp.addEventListener(el);

		scrollobj = new ScrollPane()  // the loadpanel will be set
as the content later.
		scrollobj.setSize(450,150)
		scrollobj.moveTo(250,50)
		scrollobj.setBgColor('#c0c0c0')

		DynAPI.document.addChild(scrollobj)
	}
	function setContentOfScrollPane()
	{
		scrollobj.setContent(lp)
	}
	function loadExternalDocument()
	{
		lp.setURL('tomcat.html')		// any url can be
substituted here; either absolute/ relative
	}
</head><body>
<a href="javascript:setContentOfScrollPane()">Set the Load Panel as the
content of the scroll pane</a><br>
<a href="javascript:loadExternalDocument()">Set the URL of the Load Panel
</a><br>
</body>
</html>
</pre>
Rgds
G1


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Re: [Dynapi-Help] DomAPI 3.0 vs DynAPI 3.0

[<ri...@am...>]

I also took a look at DomAPI a couple of weeks back, it certainly has a
lot of bells and whistles, and seems to be more actively supported... 

But what brings me back to DynAPI is the fact that DomAPI doesn't at all
attempt to solve the issue of compatibility with older browsers (like
NS4). As was said in this list before, DynAPI is the way to go if you
want cross-browser compatibility.

However, as I've played around with DynAPI I've found that it also has
some serious compatibility problems, and I haven't had the time to try
and debug. I basically built a site which has fields that are draggable
and you can save the x,y coordinates to a file, so every time you come to 
the page it restores your last state. However, that doesn't at all work
with NS4. In NS4 the page comes up blank, does not report any JS errors,
so I have a very hard time trying to understand what's broken.

I'd say that for the future, DomAPI may very well be the best choice, not 
to take away any merit from DynAPI, though... it is very useful and many
people use it successfully. I just haven't been impressed with the claim
of cross-browser compatibility.


Ricardo

On Thu, 19 Sep 2002 09:16:48 -0400 "ToddNY" wrote:

> DomAPI Looks lots more sophisticated, seems to have more code and baggage.
> Will eventually be lots more powerful on machines that today are
> higher end
> but tomorrow may be standard.
> 
> Someone shoud remove the insides of functions of DynAPI and rewrite
> them as
> DOM code, keeping the same interfaces.
> T.
> DomAPI has different liscensing agreement????
> Any Opinions?
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Raymond Irving" <xw...@ya...>
> To: "DynAPI-Dev" <dyn...@li...>; "DynApi-Help"
> <dyn...@li...>
> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 2:28 PM
> Subject: [Dynapi-Help] DomAPI 3.0 vs DynAPI 3.0
> 
> 
> > Hi All,
> >
> > It's amazes me how DomAPI is doing well with support
> > and developers. They's got a really cool collection of
> > tools (JSCruncher,etc) and components.
> >
> > Has anyone used DomAPI before? How does it compare to
> > DynAPI?
> >
> > --
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> >
> >
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] DomAPI 3.0 vs DynAPI 3.0

[ToddNY <vze...@ve...>]

DomAPI Looks lots more sophisticated, seems to have more code and baggage.
Will eventually be lots more powerful on machines that today are higher end
but tomorrow may be standard.

Someone shoud remove the insides of functions of DynAPI and rewrite them as
DOM code, keeping the same interfaces.
T.
DomAPI has different liscensing agreement????
Any Opinions?

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From: "Raymond Irving" <xw...@ya...>
To: "DynAPI-Dev" <dyn...@li...>; "DynApi-Help"
<dyn...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 2:28 PM
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] DomAPI 3.0 vs DynAPI 3.0


> Hi All,
>
> It's amazes me how DomAPI is doing well with support
> and developers. They's got a really cool collection of
> tools (JSCruncher,etc) and components.
>
> Has anyone used DomAPI before? How does it compare to
> DynAPI?
>
> --
> Raymond Irving
>
>
>
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[Dynapi-Help] Dynapi-Exapmle with slide.To won't work in NS6/Gecko

[Stefan K. <ke...@pe...>]

Hi folks,

the example with the sliding red Box (dynapi.util.pathanim-slide.html)
won't work in Gecko(NS6/NS7/Mozilla etc.).
The xox only slides one time. After that it "jumps" over
the screen.

Did anyone notice the or better know a workaround or solution for that?


Thanks
Stefan

[Dynapi-Help] DomAPI 3.0 vs DynAPI 3.0

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

Hi All,

It's amazes me how DomAPI is doing well with support
and developers. They's got a really cool collection of
tools (JSCruncher,etc) and components. 

Has anyone used DomAPI before? How does it compare to
DynAPI?

--
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[Dynapi-Help] Re: Dynapi-Help digest, Vol 1 #948 - 4 msgs

[Joe N. <ngu...@ci...>]

Hi,

Did any one implement a dropdown menu like DHTML Menu Builder
http://software.xfx.net/utilities/dmbuilder/index.html or menuBar example
from DomAPI page http://www.domapi.com/examples/index.cfm but using DynAPI
instead?

Thank you in advance.

Joe N.

[Dynapi-Help] email problems

[Todd M. <vze...@ve...>]

Hi DynApi people
I am sending this to test whether my email is still being blocked.
I received SPAM from dyn...@li..., but my own email =
is blocked due to spam suspicion.
I am using an email through verizon.net.
Thanks for you patience.
Todd.

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Re: [Dynapi-Help] setURL loading only part of an HTML file (with images)

[sjb <ot...@ot...>]

Dave Schultz wrote:

> sjb, thanks for pointing that out. the patch does seem to work for IE.

No problem.

In fact .. there was one thing I should have mentioned this morning .. 
but it completely slipped my mind.

If you look in loadpanel.js again (line 48 in mine) there is a line that 
looks like this

setTimeout('LoadQueue.continueLoad()',200);

I *think* (sorry, it was about 6 months ago) that adjusting the figure 
of 200 also helped a lot. Try setting it to 1000.

sjb

Re: [Dynapi-Help] setURL loading only part of an HTML file (with images)

[Dave S. <ph...@vi...>]

sjb, thanks for pointing that out. the patch does seem to work for IE. I have been, and may or may not continue to debug the NS6
portion of that conditional, but since this is only my second day working with Dynapi, i am not making any significant progress.

Due to time constraints on this project, and after reading about many problems with loadpanel and forms, loadpanel and links,
loadpanel and images, etc...i may decide to abondon loadpanel altogether, or to divise a hidden frame + setHTML solution instead,
which is what i was trying to avoid with setURL.

> Dave Schultz wrote:
> > in a nutshell, when i call setURL (loadpanel.js or loadlayer.js(Richard_Examples) it doesnt load the whole file.
>
> There's a patch on sourceforge that changes this
>
> else if (!lpanel.loadElement.document.isLoading &&
> lpanel.loadElement.document.readyState=='interactive' ||
> lpanel.loadElement.document.readyState=='complete')) {
>
> to this
>
> else if (!lpanel.loadElement.document.isLoading &&
> (lpanel.loadElement.document.readyState=='complete')) {
>
> in loadpanel.js
>
> AFAIK, this fixes IE .. I asked previously if anybody knew of a similar
> patch for NS, but got no reply.
>
> sjb

Re: [Dynapi-Help] setURL loading only part of an HTML file (with images)

[sjb <ot...@ot...>]

Dave Schultz wrote:
> in a nutshell, when i call setURL (loadpanel.js or loadlayer.js(Richard_Examples) it doesnt load the whole file.

There's a patch on sourceforge that changes this

else if (!lpanel.loadElement.document.isLoading && 
lpanel.loadElement.document.readyState=='interactive' || 
lpanel.loadElement.document.readyState=='complete')) {

to this

else if (!lpanel.loadElement.document.isLoading && 
(lpanel.loadElement.document.readyState=='complete')) {

in loadpanel.js

AFAIK, this fixes IE .. I asked previously if anybody knew of a similar 
patch for NS, but got no reply.

sjb

[Dynapi-Help] setURL loading only part of an HTML file (with images)

[Dave S. <ph...@vi...>]

in a nutshell, when i call setURL (loadpanel.js or loadlayer.js(Richard_Examples) it doesnt load the whole file.

it seems to randomly stop loading at dfferent points, and winds up just displaying part of the file in the layer.

not sure what is causeing it or how i could be messing anything up. The only thing i can think is that setURL just isnt happy
outside of an onLoad event, or that setURL doesnt handle larger files or html with several images in it too well, since it works
great in the examples with very small files. The problem occurs in IE6, and NS6.2 (probably others as well). Incidentally, i have no
problems when running the script on a LAN web server.... it only occurs when traversing the internet (much slower).

if anyone can shed some light... id appreciate it.

code follows

...
DynAPI.setLibraryPath('src/lib/');
DynAPI.include('dynapi.api.*');
DynAPI.include('dynapi.event.*')
DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.loadpanel.js');

DynAPI.onLoad=function() {
 myLayer = new LoadPanel()
 myLayer.setBgImage('images/background.gif')
 myLayer.setSize(600,320)
 myLayer.moveTo(150,0)

 DynAPI.document.addChild(myLayer)
}
... and then setURL is called from a link... like so...

<a href="javascript:myLayer.setURL('sch_2003.htm')">load the file into the layer</a>

the file 'sch_2003.htm' is available here if your interested in trying it youself...
http://209.98.224.230/dynapi/sch_2003.htm

[Dynapi-Help] forms in ns4.7 dynlayers

[Seamus M. <se...@ca...>]

i'm getting a weird behavior.... the form appears but the inputs are 
'disabled' meaning you can focus a cursor in it but when you type
it doesn't enter text. weirder yet, it will allow you to cut and paste
text into the input but won't let you edit what you've pasted in.

this is a component i've converted over from handing layers as a one-off
when i did a regular html write to layer it worked when i use the dynapi
layer.setHTML() it has this wierd artifact. has anyone seen this and
is there a work around?

sm

[Dynapi-Help] tamam saat kaçta ?

[<bal...@ho...>]

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[Dynapi-Help] I got it guys

[ngy <ng...@tp...>]

Hi, its me again.. and I got it this time. I had to make a oncreate 
event and then add the css properties statements. Finally I had to add 
another statement -  o.css.borderstyle="solid" and it worked

Thanks Neways

[Dynapi-Help] CSS HELP needed

[ngy <ng...@tp...>]

hi everyone, I am here once again, with a petty question for you guys. 
In the earlier mentioned query I had tried to make an imageNavigator 
widget, which is sort of working, but I cannot find any information on 
integrating CSS properties in the javascript file so that the widget 
does that by default and not in the HTML. I tried various variations, 
but all in vain.
it is something like this :

this.highlighter = new DynLayer(null, 0,0,this.navigator.getWidth()*0.5, 
this.navigator.getHeight()*0.5,"transparent", true)
    this.navigator.addChild(this.highlighter);
    this.highlighter.css = this.highlighter.elm.style;
    this.highlighter.css.borderColor="red";
    this.highlighter.css.borderWidth="5px";{

Would any of you guys have a ready example where css is integrated into 
the widget so that I could get some more insight into the subject too?

Thanks for all the help till now ;-)

Regards

Nikhil

[Dynapi-Help] Message returned to me; I am not spam!

[toddny <vze...@ve...>]

I sent this message. Did you get it? It was returned as I believe
sourceforge.net lists thought it was spam!
todd.



Quick look over:
you have this.jumpTo() in an event handler.
Your "this" is not defined there, the handler is just a function that is

called. It is not part of the object when the event is fired.
what is the target? It is "this.highlighter". To access 'jumpTo()' I
would
set "this.highlighter.parent = this;" and in the event handler use
"target.parent.jumpTo(-target.getX()*8, -target.getY()*8)"
Todd.

----- Original Message -----
From: "ngy" <ng...@tp...>
To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 1:48 PM
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Viewport HELP

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Viewport HELP

[<hv...@ya...>]

Commenting the line that initates listener (small diff
to the source) in your HTML-file Javascript returns no
errors in Netscape 4.72 or IE 6.0 (on win98SE).
However I did not have the images to try with. And I
assumed you used the latest official release dist of
DynAPI (2.57)

On what browsers do you get errors? Under what OS? how
much RAM on the machine (DynAPI is rather heavy on
certain areas - hence the stress-tests in subfolder
"/test")? 

Also, is there any diffs in the javascript source you
sent for imagenavigator.js when insering the source
into the HTML and the one where you got the errors?

PS If you can send me the imagefiles it'll be easier
for me to test it properly DS

Henrik Våglin [ hv...@ya... ]

 --- ngy <ng...@tp...> skrev: >   Hi forum,
> I am a newbee with javascript and therefore pretty
> much new with the 
> dynapi. However I have tried to figure it out over
> the past week and 
> have succeeded in making some changes to the dynapi
> Viewport in order to 
> fulfill my need.
> What I am trying to use dynapi for, is something
> like an image 
> navigator; i.e , I wanna give an image as a param
> and the widget that is 
> created is a viewport with a small thumbnail of the
> same on the lower 
> left hand corner that one can use to scroll through
> an image that doesnt 
> fit into the viewport.
> 
> code for the imagenavigator.js is as follows :
> 
> /*
>    DynAPI Distribution
>    ViewPort Class
> 
>    The DynAPI Distribution is distributed under the
> terms of the GNU 
> LGPL license.
> 
>    Requirements:
>     dynapi.api.*
>     dynapi.util [thread, pathanim]
>     dynapi.gui [label]
> */
> 
> // note: we need an onremove event
> 
> function ImageNavigator(content,offsetX, offsetY,
> width, height) {
> 
>     this.DynLayer = DynLayer;
>     this.DynLayer();
>     this.moveTo(offsetX, offsetY);
>     this.setSize(width, height);
> 
>     this.contentPane = new DynLayer();
>     this.addChild(this.contentPane);
> 
>     this.bufferW = 0;
>     this.bufferH = 0;
>    
> 
>     this.mainImage = DynImage.getImage(content);
>     this.max = new DynImage(this.mainImage);
>     this.max.moveTo(0,0);
>     this.max.setSize(width*2,height*2);
> 
>     this.navigator = new DynLayer(null,
> 0,height*0.75,width*0.25, 
> height*0.25,"#000000", true);
>     this.addChild(this.navigator);
> 
>     this.min = new DynImage(this.mainImage);
>     this.min.setSize(width*0.25, height*0.25);
>     this.navigator.addChild(this.min);
> 
>     this.highlighter = new DynLayer(null, 
> 0,0,this.navigator.getWidth()*0.5,
> this.navigator.getHeight()*0.5,"red", 
> true)
>     this.navigator.addChild(this.highlighter);
>     DragEvent.enableDragEvents(this.highlighter);
>     DragEvent.setDragBoundary(this.highlighter);
>    
>     var highlightEvent = new
> EventListener(this.highlighter);
>    
>     highlightEvent.ondragstart = function(e){
>         target=e.getTarget()
>             this.jumpTo(-target.getX()*8,
> -target.getY()*8)
>     };
>        
> this.highlighter.addEventListener(highlightEvent);
>    
>     var scrollEvent = new EventListener(this);
>     scrollEvent.onpathrun = function(e) {
>                                
> e.getTarget().invokeEvent('scroll');
>                             };
>     this.contentPane.addEventListener(scrollEvent);
> 
>     var viewportListener = new EventListener(this);
>     viewportListener.onresize = function(e) {
>                                     var o =
> e.getTarget();
>                                     if (!o.created
> || !o.content) return;
> 
>                                    
> o.findDimensions();
> 
>                                     if
> (!o.enableHScroll) 
> o.contentPane.setX(0);
>                                 else if 
> (o.contentPane.x<-o.availableScrollX) 
> {o.contentPane.setX(-o.availableScrollX);}
> 
>                                     if
> (!o.enableVScroll) 
> o.contentPane.setY(0);
>                                 else if 
> (o.contentPane.y<-o.availableScrollY) 
> {o.contentPane.setY(-o.availableScrollY);}
> 
>                                    
> o.invokeEvent("scroll");
>                                 };
>     viewportListener.oncreate = function(e) {
>                                     var o =
> e.getTarget();
>                                     if(is.def &&
> o.css) 
> o.css.overflow='hidden'
>                                      o.reset(false);
>                                 };
>     this.addEventListener(viewportListener);
> 
>     this.contentResizeListener = new
> EventListener(this);
>     this.contentResizeListener.onresize =
> function(e) {
>                                               var o
> = e.getTarget();
>                                              
> o.findDimensions();
>                                               
> o.invokeEvent("contentchange");
>                                           };
>     this.contentResizeListener.onload = function(e)
> {  // for loadpanel
>                                             var o =
> e.getTarget();
>                                             if
> (o.created && o.content) {
>                                                
> o.reset();
>                                             }
>                                         };
>  
>    
> 
>     this.setContent(this.max);
> 
> }
> ImageNavigator.prototype = new DynLayer();
> ImageNavigator.prototype.reset = function(b) {
>                                     
> this.contentPane.moveTo(0,0);
>                                     
> this.findDimensions();
>                                      if (b!=false) 
> this.invokeEvent("contentchange");
>                                  };
> ImageNavigator.prototype.setContent =
> function(content) {
>                                           if
> (this.content && 
> this.contentPane.children.length>0) {
>                                               if 
> (this.content==this.max) return;
>                                              
> this.max.removeFromParent();
>                                               
>
this.max.removeEventListener(this.contentResizeListener);
>                                           }
>                                           if
> (!content) this.content = 
> new DynLayer();
>                                           else
> this.content = this.max;
> 
>                                          
> this.content.moveTo(0,0);
>                                          
> this.contentPane.moveTo(0,0);
> 
>                                           
> this.contentPane.addChild(this.content);
>                                           
>
this.content.addEventListener(this.contentResizeListener);
> 
>                                          
> this.findDimensions();
> 
>                                          
> this.invokeEvent("contentchange");
>                                       };
> ImageNavigator.prototype.findDimensions = function()
> {
>                     if (!this.content) return;
>                     
>
this.contentPane.setSize(this.content.getWidth(),this.content.getHeight());
> 
>                     this.availableScrollX = 
>
this.content.getWidth()-this.getWidth()+this.bufferW;
>                     this.availableScrollY = 
>
this.content.getHeight()-this.getHeight()+this.bufferH;
>                     this.enableHScroll =
> this.availableScrollX>0;
>                     this.enableVScroll =
> this.availableScrollY>0;
>                 };
>        
> ImageNavigator.prototype.jumpTo = function(x,y) {
>                                      
> this.content.moveTo(x,y);
>                                      
> this.invokeEvent("scroll");
>                                   };
>                  
> ImageNavigator.prototype.setRatio = function(rx,ry)
> {
>                                        
> this.setRatioX(rx);
>                                        
> this.setRatioY(ry);
>                                     };
> 
> ImageNavigator.prototype.setRatioX = function(rx) {
>                                          if
> (rx!=null) 
> this.contentPane.setX(-this.availableScrollX*rx);
>                                      };
> 
> ImageNavigator.prototype.setRatioY = function(ry) {
>                                          if
> (ry!=null) 
> this.contentPane.setY(-this.availableScrollY*ry);
>                                      };
> ImageNavigator.prototype.getRatioX = function() {
>                                          if
> (!this.content || 
> !this.enableHScroll) return 0;
>                                          else if
> (this.contentPane.x==0) 
> return 0;
>                                          else if 
> (this.contentPane.x==-this.availableScrollX) return
> 1;
>                                          else return
> 
>
1-(this.availableScrollX+this.contentPane.x)/this.availableScrollX;
>                                      };
> ImageNavigator.prototype.getRatioY = function() {
>                                          if
> (!this.content || 
> !this.enableVScroll) return 0;
>                                          else if
> (this.contentPane.y==0) 
> return 0;
>                                          else if 
> (this.contentPane.y==-this.availableScrollY) return
> 1;
>                                          else return
> 
>
1-(this.availableScrollY+this.contentPane.y)/this.availableScrollY;
>                                      };
> 
> ImageNavigator.prototype.scrollUp = function()
> {this.scrollSlide(null,0);};
> 
> ImageNavigator.prototype.scrollDown = function() 
> {this.scrollSlide(null,-this.availableScrollY);};
> 
> ImageNavigator.prototype.scrollLeft = function() 
> {this.scrollSlide(0,null);};
> 
> ImageNavigator.prototype.scrollRight = function() 
> {this.scrollSlide(-this.availableScrollX,null);};
> 
> 
> ImageNavigator.prototype.scrollSlide = function(x,y)
> {
>                                            if
> (x!=null && 
> this.enableHScroll) {
>                                                
> this.invokeEvent("scrollstart");
>                                                
> this.contentPane.slideTo(x,this.contentPane.y);
>                                            }
>                                            else if
> (y!=null && 
> this.enableVScroll) {
>                                                
> this.invokeEvent("scrollstart");
>                                                
> this.contentPane.slideTo(this.contentPane.x,y);
>                                            }
>                                        };
> ImageNavigator.prototype.cancelScroll = function() {
>                                            
> this.contentPane.stopSlide();
>                                            
> this.invokeEvent("scrollend");
>                                         };
>  
> 
> 
> THE PROBLEM that I am facing is in the
> highlightEventListener that says 
> "Error: this.jumpTo is not a function
> Source File:
> htmlcode/dynapi/src/lib/dynapi/gui/imagenavigator.js
> Line: 50"
> 
> However, when I comment that line out and implement
> the listener in the 
> HTML, it is working alright. here is the code for
> the HTML of the same:
> 
> <html>
> <head>
> <title>DynAPI Image Viewer - ViewPort</title>
> <script type= "text/javascript"
> language="JavaScript" 
> src="../src/dynapi.js"></script>
> <script language="Javascript">
> DynAPI.setLibraryPath('../src/lib/')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.api.*')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.event.*')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.util.thread.js')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.util.pathanim.js')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.viewport.js')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.label.js')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.dynimage.js')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.gui.imagenavigator.js')
> DynAPI.include('dynapi.ext.*')
> </script>
> <script language="Javascript">
> 
> DynAPI.onLoad = function() {
>     iviewer = new ImageNavigator("machinery.jpg",
> 400, 200, 800, 600)
>    
>     /*var myListener=new
> EventListener(iviewer.highlighter)
>         myListener.ondragstart=function(e){
>             target=e.getTarget()
>             iviewer.jumpTo(-target.getX()*8,
> -target.getY()*8)
>            
>         }
>         myListener.ondragend=function(e){
>             target=e.getTarget()
>             iviewer.jumpTo(-target.getX()*8,
> -target.getY()*8)
>         }*/
>     iviewer.highlighter.addEventListener(myListener)
>     DynAPI.document.addChild(iviewer)
>    
> }
> 
> </script>
> </head>
> <body bgcolor="#ffffff">
> 
> </body>
> </html>
> 
> 
> 
> I know that I do not have enough experience to but I
> tired. I could 
> really do with some help. Also, some good website
> with some tutorials on 
> JAVASCRIPT / DYNAPI would be of help
> 
> thanks in advance
> 
> Nikhil
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Dynapi-Help] Viewport HELP

[<hv...@ya...>]

Hope you and everybody else find yourself to the
DynAPI homepage ( http://dynapi.sourceforge.net ) and
from there on to the doccenter (
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/doccenter/ - linked from
the left menu as "Documentation" ).

Been talk on swapping to use a new Weblog, but the old
pages still lives and is better than nothing ;)

As for general Javascript tutors I recommend Doc JS
via Javascriptgate @ http://javascriptgate.com/

your welecome :)

Henrik Våglin [ hv...@ya... ]

PS you also find more useful links at the DynAPI
homepage weblinks section - in for example "Dynamic
HTML". DS


 --- ngy <ng...@tp...> skrev: >
> [...] 
> 
> I know that I do not have enough experience to but I
> tired. I could 
> really do with some help. Also, some good website
> with some tutorials on 
> JAVASCRIPT / DYNAPI would be of help
> 
> thanks in advance
> 
> Nikhil
> 
> 
> 


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