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