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[Dynapi-Help] EMEKLiYE UCUZ TATiL KAMPANYASI..

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[Dynapi-Help] Viewport HELP

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

  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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Fw: [Dynapi-Help] Layer event question

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

----- Original Message -----
From: "ToddNY" <vze...@ve...>
To: "James Musick" <jam...@ho...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] Layer event question


> Sounds good. You can cancel bubbling to parent layers. Siblings will not
get
> the same event because one will get the event. However you can just send
the
> event to the other sibling if you wanted to.  You could make a nice formal
> system for doing that.
>
> You can pass events to any other DynLayer you want to, and you can create
> your own events, etc., a special DynAPI feature, you can have you own
event
> system or modify what's linked to browser events.
>
> The layer event handling/bubbling is either DynAPI or browser based. The
> browser based events are another beast, IE and Netscape are pretty
> different.
>
> I think for DynAPI documentation on events go to the home page and docs.
Not
> much but it's very simple, just look at an example.
>
> Do you need printed documentation on browser events I could recommend a
book
> or 2.
>
> Todd.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "James Musick" <jam...@ho...>
> To: <dyn...@li...>
> Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 1:03 PM
> Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Layer event question
>
>
> >
> >   Could someone provide a brief synopsis of how layer event handling
> and/or
> > bubbling works (or a reference to such material)?
> >
> >   I tried the following and was a bit suprised by the results...perhaps
my
> > interpratation is correct, but maybe not.
> >
> >   1) created a DynLayer object and associated an event listener with it.
> >   2) in the listener.oncreate event I created 2 more layers and set them
> on
> > top of (but with a slight offset) the original layer. Used addChild to
add
> > them to the layer. Each of these had an event listener associated with
> them
> > also.
> >
> >   3) when I clicked on one of the child layers I'd get the event handler
> for
> > it and the parent firing, but not the event handler for the other child
> > (even if they were overlapping).
> >
> >   The conclusion I drew from this was simply that the way bubbling/event
> > handling works in these circumstances is that an event will go from
child
> to
> > parent, but not from sibling to sibling even if they are on the same
spot
> > (visually).
> >
> >   Is that roughly correct?
> >
> >   Thanks,
> >   James
> >
> > _________________________________________________________________
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> >
> >
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>

Re: [Dynapi-Help] Another Layers Question

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

I think you want another layer over Layer1 containing the text to be
refreshed, so that Layer1 doesn't change.
So you use 3 layers that's not so bad. The parent layer (large Layer1) is a
container for whatever goes inside.

Todd.

----- Original Message -----
From: "James Musick" <jam...@ho...>
To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 5:20 PM
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] Another Layers Question


>
>   I have a large layer (Layer1) and a smaller layer that is a child of
> Layer1 (Layer2).
>
>   I want to 'refresh' the text in layer1, but leave things how they are in
> layer2.
>
>   Unfortunately it seems like Layer1.setHTML('some html'); removes (?) the
> content in the other layers.
>   To maintain the child layers as they are do I need to recursively go
> through all the children after redrawing the layer1 and do a setHTML() on
> each of those to get the content back?
>   Doesn't seem to make sense...maybe I'm missing something easy.
>
>   Thanks,
>   James
>
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[Dynapi-Help] Another Layers Question

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

  I have a large layer (Layer1) and a smaller layer that is a child of 
Layer1 (Layer2).

  I want to 'refresh' the text in layer1, but leave things how they are in 
layer2.

  Unfortunately it seems like Layer1.setHTML('some html'); removes (?) the 
content in the other layers.
  To maintain the child layers as they are do I need to recursively go 
through all the children after redrawing the layer1 and do a setHTML() on 
each of those to get the content back?
  Doesn't seem to make sense...maybe I'm missing something easy.

  Thanks,
  James

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[Dynapi-Help] Layers Question

[Juan D. H. <jua...@ho...>]

Hi,

I have created 5 layers and added to another one. What I want
is to show each layer handled by a listener. When I want to show
the first layers they are back and can't see them, how can I handle
this situations?

Regards,
Juan

[Dynapi-Help] Layer event question

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

  Could someone provide a brief synopsis of how layer event handling and/or 
bubbling works (or a reference to such material)?

  I tried the following and was a bit suprised by the results...perhaps my 
interpratation is correct, but maybe not.

  1) created a DynLayer object and associated an event listener with it.
  2) in the listener.oncreate event I created 2 more layers and set them on 
top of (but with a slight offset) the original layer. Used addChild to add 
them to the layer. Each of these had an event listener associated with them 
also.

  3) when I clicked on one of the child layers I'd get the event handler for 
it and the parent firing, but not the event handler for the other child 
(even if they were overlapping).

  The conclusion I drew from this was simply that the way bubbling/event 
handling works in these circumstances is that an event will go from child to 
parent, but not from sibling to sibling even if they are on the same spot 
(visually).

  Is that roughly correct?

  Thanks,
  James

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Re: [Dynapi-Help] subclassing stuff

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

Hey thanks!...What I was really doing was using variable (undefined)
arguments in the heirarchy.
Here's the solution:
function subclass()
  if (!arguments[7])
       arguments[7]    = FLAG_SPECIALFLAG;
  else arguments[7] |= FLAG_SPECIALFLAG;

  this.superC = superConstructor;

  this.superC.apply(this,arguments);

}
=====
The "apply" function is one of those my book says is only in Netscape.
However IE seems to have put it in (version 5.5).
In this case 'apply' calls 'superC', and 'superC' will use 'this' as it's
this, and it's arguments will be whatever array is passed as the second
argument.  So I call the superClass constructor with whatever the original
arguments were, and can modify them. So that I can have default values if
none are passed...
Todd



----- Original Message -----
From: "Tuomas Huhtanen" <tuo...@ve...>
To: "'ToddNY'" <vze...@ve...>; <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 1:22 PM
Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] subclassing stuff


> function SubC(a,b,c,d,e){
>   var newa = "FooA";
>   this.SuperC = SuperC;
>   this.SuperC(newa,b,c);
> }
> SubC.prototype = new SuperC([possible_argument_list]);
>
>
> Note that the argument list might not make sense when subclassing. It
> should be taken into consideration already in the SuperC:s constructor,
> like:
>
> function SuperC(a,b,c){
>   if(arguments.length==0){
>     return;
>   }
> }
>
> --
> th
>
>
> > How does subclassing work with arguments[] ???
> >
> > if I have SuperC(a,b,c)
> > and I have SubC(a,b,c,d,e) which is derived from SuperC()
> >
> > Do I need to pass the arguments from SubC() to SuperC() ?
> >
> > If I want to call SuperC() constructor from SubC()
> > constructor and change an argument, to it, how do I do it?
> >
> > Any help/ideas, maybe I'm missing something being stupid...
> > Thanks Todd. Perhaps I want to change SuperC()'s argument[]
> > array and call it, is this the/a way???
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RE: [Dynapi-Help] subclassing stuff

[Tuomas H. <tuo...@ve...>]

function SubC(a,b,c,d,e){
  var newa = "FooA";
  this.SuperC = SuperC;
  this.SuperC(newa,b,c);
}
SubC.prototype = new SuperC([possible_argument_list]);


Note that the argument list might not make sense when subclassing. It
should be taken into consideration already in the SuperC:s constructor,
like:

function SuperC(a,b,c){
  if(arguments.length==0){
    return;
  }
}

-- 
th


> How does subclassing work with arguments[] ???
> 
> if I have SuperC(a,b,c)
> and I have SubC(a,b,c,d,e) which is derived from SuperC()
> 
> Do I need to pass the arguments from SubC() to SuperC() ?
> 
> If I want to call SuperC() constructor from SubC() 
> constructor and change an argument, to it, how do I do it?
> 
> Any help/ideas, maybe I'm missing something being stupid... 
> Thanks Todd. Perhaps I want to change SuperC()'s argument[] 
> array and call it, is this the/a way???
> 
> 
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[Dynapi-Help] subclassing stuff

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

How does subclassing work with arguments[] ???

if I have SuperC(a,b,c)
and I have SubC(a,b,c,d,e) which is derived from SuperC()

Do I need to pass the arguments from SubC() to SuperC() ?

If I want to call SuperC() constructor from SubC() constructor and change an
argument, to it, how do I do it?

Any help/ideas, maybe I'm missing something being stupid...
Thanks
Todd.
Perhaps I want to change SuperC()'s argument[] array and call it, is this
the/a way???

Re: [Dynapi-Help] DynAPI to validate forms...

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

Check out iForms!

http://www24.brinkster.com/dyntools/samples/sample.iform.htm

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--- Proyecto Internet - Gabriel Porras
<gap...@co...> wrote:
> I´ve read about the power of DynAPI with DHTML with
> a cross-browser
> enviroment, but what about forms validation arena?
> 
> Actually I work a lot of with forms and java-script
> validation is totally
> necesary. Can DynAPI make my work easier?
> 
> Situations like a checkbox that enable an SELECT
> combo, or a Radio that
> erase an TextBox.
> 
> I´ve not seen an examples with this kind of stuff.
> 
> Do you recommend to use DynAPI to form validation?
> 
> Also i read an example with a form within a
> DynLayer. To use DynAPI, forms
> must be enbebeded in layers? Thanks!
> 
> 
>  Gabriel Porras
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[Dynapi-Help] DynAPI to validate forms...

[Proyecto I. - G. P. <gap...@co...>]

I=B4ve read about the power of DynAPI with DHTML with a cross-browser
enviroment, but what about forms validation arena?

Actually I work a lot of with forms and java-script validation is =
totally
necesary. Can DynAPI make my work easier?

Situations like a checkbox that enable an SELECT combo, or a Radio that
erase an TextBox.

I=B4ve not seen an examples with this kind of stuff.

Do you recommend to use DynAPI to form validation?

Also i read an example with a form within a DynLayer. To use DynAPI, =
forms
must be enbebeded in layers? Thanks!


 Gabriel Porras
   gap...@co...
     of: 3196 477 * cel: 576 4504
     gp...@in... * gap...@ep...
     www.corfinsura.com

[Dynapi-Help] DynAPI to validate forms...

[Proyecto I. - G. P. <gap...@co...>]

I=B4ve read about the power of DynAPI with DHTML with a cross-browser
enviroment, but what about forms validation arena?

Actually I work a lot of with forms and java-script validation is =
totally
necesary. Can DynAPI make my work easier?

Situations like a checkbox that enable an SELECT combo, or a Radio that
erase an TextBox.

I=B4ve not seen an examples with this kind of stuff.

Do you recommend to use DynAPI to form validation?

Also i read an example with a form within a DynLayer. To use DynAPI, =
forms
must be enbebeded in layers? Thanks!


 Gabriel Porras
   gap...@co...
     of: 3196 477 * cel: 576 4504
     gp...@in... * gap...@ep...
     www.corfinsura.com

[Dynapi-Help] DynAPI to validate forms...

[Proyecto I. - G. P. <gap...@co...>]

I=B4ve read about the power of DynAPI with DHTML with a cross-browser
enviroment, but what about forms validation arena?

Actually I work a lot of with forms and java-script validation is =
totally
necesary. Can DynAPI make my work easier?

Situations like a checkbox that enable an SELECT combo, or a Radio that
erase an TextBox.

I=B4ve not seen an examples with this kind of stuff.

Do you recommend to use DynAPI to form validation?

Also i read an example with a form within a DynLayer. To use DynAPI, =
forms
must be enbebeded in layers? Thanks!


 Gabriel Porras
   gap...@co...
     of: 3196 477 * cel: 576 4504
     gp...@in... * gap...@ep...
     www.corfinsura.com

Re: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

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

Here's what I know
1) 2.9 branch, don't know (don't even know what changes)!
2) Reply-All : I just overtype into the "To:" field to original
dyn...@li... address. This is a source-forge problem
you can do nothing about! (better than in the Cc: field so the author
doesn't get 2 copies?).
3) new thoughts...:::
Last I heard developers were working on the DynIDE, an ide for the dynAPI. I
know nothing...
I am though working on CSS which is maybe not really cross-browser and I
have to code it by hand. Have noticed the css.cursor='hand' for IE and
(maybe?) 'pointer' for the CSS working draft according to my book.
Also CSS only works after you "addChild(layer)".
I'm creating my own little API for CSS support in created layers, it's be
nice if that was a DynAPI API ???
or a widget which is what I'm doing but my designs are pretty imperfect..
Todd.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Raymond Irving" <xw...@ya...>
To: <dyn...@li...>
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 9:35 AM
Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)


> is there some people having a good
> > knowledge of Javascript, DOM
> > and DynAPI + free time to join/recreate the
> > development team ?
>
> I'm here for the DynAPI project but I need to see
> DynAPI 2.9 branch started. I will want to spend most
> of my time developing for 2.9.
>
> PS. Can somebody please fix this Reply-All problem?
> This I think is also one of the cause to slow
> development on the DynAPI project!
>
> --
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RE: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

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

is there some people having a good
> knowledge of Javascript, DOM
> and DynAPI + free time to join/recreate the
> development team ?

I'm here for the DynAPI project but I need to see
DynAPI 2.9 branch started. I will want to spend most
of my time developing for 2.9.

PS. Can somebody please fix this Reply-All problem?
This I think is also one of the cause to slow
development on the DynAPI project!

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[Dynapi-Help] What about the new DynAPI site?

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

Hi All,

For those who can make the change...

Can we get on with the new web site and branch for
DynAPI 2.9?


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RE: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

[Bernard S. <ber...@la...>]

Hi, all

One more item for this thread without title.

In short the questions seems to be:
1 - No doubt many people use and like  - love ? - DynAPI. Can we continue
working with it if there is no way to debug and improve it ? (From my point
of view it is NO).
2 - Is there still a team working on DynAPI ?
3 - If yes, who and what do they do ?
4 - If no is there some people having a good knowledge of Javascript, DOM
and DynAPI + free time to join/recreate the development team ?

Bernard.

[Dynapi-Help] ticker widget?

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

Hi,

Does anyone have a ticker widget? In Richard's download I see a ticker.js
but I don't quite understand how to use it, maybe it's not working right.

If anyone knows of a ticker widget, that can also do tickers vertically,
please let me know.

Thanks
Ricardo

RE: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

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

There are still some differences with DOM compatible
browsers that make have DynAPI worth while.

It's much easier to write apps/widgets that are
reusable with DynAPI than to use DOM!

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[Dynapi-Help] frame with scrollbars widget?

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

Hi guys,

Which widget should I use if I want a frame with scrollbars so that I
don't have to worry about managing/positioning the scrollbar?

It seems to me that scrollpane, loadpanel and others like it, I have to
worry about the sizing of the scrollbar, positioning and managing it. Or
am I using it incorrectly?

Ricardo

Re: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

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

A Very Cool Discussion!
I Disagree with Jordi when he says:

>>My point is that the DynAPI is huge in size and
>>resource usage because of the miracles it achieves with older browsers.
>>The functionality provided is great, but if you don't mind 4.x browsers,
>>the overhead is not worth it.

As we add RAM to PC's Mac's Linux Boxes whatever this is less and less a
problem.  I am developing in DynAPI on a 166 Mhz (ok mmx) with 64 MB very
happily.
The benefits far outweigh the limitations to me.
And will only grow with time.
All that is needed is to integrate this DOM stuff with the standard DynAPI
API....And continue debugging and adding intelligent features....The API
shouldn't change just because you add a new platform, that's the whole point
of an API in the first place.
To me the DOM browsers are still vaporware, and they should be debugged (and
optimized!) from 2.5.7 as they are released.
The greatest benefit to using DynAPI to me is that what I write will live
forever rather than sitting at the bottom of a desk on a floppy or CD.
Whatever I do will be accessible to me in 10 years, so I write utility
programs using it, and maybe some interesting applications...
I'm an old C and assembly programmer and I wonder do I need to learn Java
(granted it's an easy language but so many api's) (or c# $$$) when PC's are
just getting faster and faster...Isn't ECMAScript just the best language on
the planet? So I use the Microsoft File System Object when I need to save
something to disk OK I'm cheating. (I should use Java right?).and
XML,....And I'd like to be writing Direct3D games in DynAPI/ECMAScript.
Todd.




----- Original Message -----

Sure...a good example is the LoadPanel widget.  A piece of code that should
be functionally identical accross platforms, but the implementation under
the hood is optimized for the target browser.

No arguments, DynAPI is _the_ crossbrowser DHTML API.

- Abre

>>>>>>>>>

There are still some differences with DOM compatible
browsers that make have DynAPI worth while.

It's much easier to write apps/widgets that are
reusable with DynAPI than to use DOM!

--
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RE: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

[Abre C. <ac...@ou...>]

Sure...a good example is the LoadPanel widget.  A piece of code that =
should be functionally identical accross platforms, but the =
implementation under the hood is optimized for the target browser.

No arguments, DynAPI is _the_ crossbrowser DHTML API.

- Abre

-----Original Message-----
From: Raymond Irving [mailto:xw...@ya...]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 2:31 PM
To: Abre Chase; dyn...@li...
Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)



There are still some differences with DOM compatible
browsers that make have DynAPI worth while.

It's much easier to write apps/widgets that are
reusable with DynAPI than to use DOM!

--
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RE: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

[Abre C. <ac...@ou...>]

DOM, DHTML and CSS all work together.  DOM is simply the underlying =
Object Model.  You can still use CSS for positioning.
=20
Think of the DOM as your API to locate elements on the page....using =
methods like:
=20
document.getElementById();
=20
And as a standardized interface to page elements (objects).  An =
interface which will allow you to access the element's style object and =
change properties.
=20
Before browsers were DOM compliant - they had Object Models that were =
unique to the vendor's implementation.  This makes an API like the =
DynAPI quite a valuable asset for those browsers, because no matter what =
browser you want your code to run on - the implementation/interface is =
the same.  All the hard work of implementing the vendor specific code is =
done by DynAPI.  If you want your stuff to run on Netscape 4.x - you =
need DynAPI.
=20
=20

-----Original Message-----
From: ri...@am... [mailto:ri...@am...]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 12:00 PM
To: Abre Chase
Cc: dyn...@li...
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)


Thank you!

I searched for a DOM 2 reference and found some useful information.

However, it seems to me that the DOM doesn't provide for the capability =
of positioning elements?

How much can be done, in comparison with DHTML with the DOM?


On Thu, 29 Aug 2002 11:20:56 -0400 "Abre Chase" wrote:

> DOM (Document Object Model) is a specifation that describes how to
> dynamically build/parse documents (web pages, xml, etc) through a
> common API.
> =20
> http://www.w3.org/DOM/
> =20
> Modern browsers (IE5, NS6, Moz) are mostly DOM compliant.
> =20
> - Abre
>=20
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ri...@am... [mailto:ri...@am...]
> Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 11:09 AM
> To: jmi...@or...
> Cc: dyn...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)
>=20
>=20
> Thank you.
>=20
> > I'm not saying there is no need for this or any other API (
> although the=20
> > DOM is an API itself ).=20
>=20
> Can you enlighten me about the DOM? It's an existing API? Can the
> stuff being done with DynAPI be done with DOM as well?
>=20
> Sorry if it's an ignorant question.
>=20
> Ricardo
>=20