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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