Re: [Dynapi-Help] (no subject)

[Scott A. L. <sc...@sc...>]

Hmm. Can you do that in IE too somehow?

If so, maybe we should add that as a method of DynDocument.  A
"clipping" method that sets document width/height at runtime.

Ben Sargent wrote:
> 
> My widget basically takes a series of layers and gives them "tree-like"
> properties... you can expand and collapse parts of the document without
> re-submitting the page.  I'm drawing a lot on the DynAPI event model to
> ensure cross-broswer (and future browser!) compatibility.  The sticking
> poing has been Netscape's unwillingness to resize the document...
> however, IlMaestro's suggestion (see previous thread) concerning setting
> document.height seems to be working very nicely.
> 
> Thanks to everybody for their help and suggestions!
> 
> ben
> 
> Scott Andrew LePera wrote:
> >
> > I think Tarun is right.  In fact, if you use an absolutely positioned
> > layer but don't specify height, the content will cause the layer to
> > expand vertically, like a table cell (at least it works for me).  Maybe
> > then you can grab them with findLayers?
> >
> > Tarun R Elankath wrote:
> > >
> > > Hey why dont you just use plain statically positioned inline layers with the
> > > content instead. Netscape then gives  'em good ol' scollbars.
> > > Most of the functionality of Dynlayers is already available to inline layers
> > > except  for (a few) bugs regarding event capturing in nested layers
> 
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