From: Dan S. <dy...@fu...> - 2000-12-13 14:38:20
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I have made some significant changes to DynImage and DynLayer (not in CVS yet), and currently I commented out the Load timers altogether, I never really understood what they were for. Everything works without it, you can use getImage() before DynLayer.onLoad() with no troubles. Can someone explain why all the load timer stuff is needed? Dan On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 09:24:18PM -0800, b0n3z wrote: > Well I seem to have found part of the problem from a previous e-mail below.. but there is something still strange about this. If you refresh the page and do not move the mouse... In IE5 on Win2k Pro the spinning E never seems to stop until you move your mouse - is this correct? > > Solve for Error in line: 10 below - but doesn't solve the page not finishing the load (when mouse is not moved) > > ----------------------------------------------- > Hi! > > I think I've found a bug in dynimage.js that shows up in NS4.7 but not in > IE4 (NS6 hangs on my Win NT 4.0 :-( ). > > File: gui/dynapi.js > File date: 20:27, 8 Dec 2000; taken from the beta .zip in SourceForge > yesterday. > Line: 100 > was: DynImage.timerId=setTimeout(DynImage+'.loadercheck()',25); > should be: DynImage.timerId=setTimeout('DynImage.loadercheck()',25); > > Best regards, > > Josep > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: b0n3z > To: dyn...@li... > Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 9:12 PM > Subject: dynimage.js (gui) > > > Using the latest snapshot build on http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/snapshot/ it seems that dynimage.js has a problem in it. Locally the example of dynapi.gui.dynimage.html seems to work fine.. but when on a site.. it has a problem. Hit the refresh button if the error doesn't show up the first time. Here is an example http://www.gotapex.com/b0n3z/beta/dynimage.html > > Line: 10 > Char: 2 > Error: Syntax error > Code: 0 > > Thanks goes out to all the Gurus that Eat, Live, Sleep and Breath this stuff... > > Ken (aka b0n3z) > |