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DynAPI Distribution Readme
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Information
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DynAPI 2 is an open-sourced project initiated by Dan Steinman. The
DynAPI has been created to make cross-browser dynamic html a reality.
The DynAPI Distribution is distributed under the terms of the GNU LGPL
license. Please see below or view the LICENSE file for more details.
Release Notes
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The revision history can be found in the REVISION file included with
this distribution. Please report any bugs to the dynapi mailing
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Documentation
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Currently, DynAPI project documentation is being created. For more
documentation, visit the documentation section at http://dynapi.sourceforge.net.
Naming Conventions
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The following class structure is used:
dynapi.api.* - Main API classes
dynapi.ext.* - API Extensions
dynapi.event.* - Event classes
dynapi.gui.* - GUI Widgets
dynapi.images.* - Default Images
dynapi.util.* - Utility functions
Browser support
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The DynAPI distribution supports the following browsers:
Netscape 4.x
Internet Explorer 4
Internet Explorer 5
Mozilla
Netscape 6
More information
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For more information about the DynAPI Distribution, extensions, widgets,
examples or new releases please visit http://dynapi.sourceforge.net.
More information about the original auther of the DynAPI 1 and 2, Dan
Steinman, can be found at http://www.dansteinman.com.
DynAPI Credits
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Bill Tammen
Brandon Myers
Cameron Hart
Chris Bodar
Clack Pacheco
Dan Steinman
Guangyi Wu
IlMaestro
Jason Pelzer
Jared Nuzzolillo
Micah Goulart
Michael Lilli
Michael Pemberton
Pascal Bestebroer
Robert Rainwater
Ryan Grenz
Scott Andrew
And Many Others ...
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DynAPI Distribution Revision History
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Please report any bugs to the DynAPI Development Mailing List at
dyn...@li....
TODO
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- Improve NS 6 support.
[ Legend: ]
[ + Added Feature ]
[ * Improved/Changed Feature ]
[ - Bug Fix ]
Version 2.9
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[*] File structure reorganized
[+] Debugger
[+] Library Loader
[+] DynLayer anchoring
[+] GlideAnimation
[*] DynLayer resize handling
[*] DynLayer has slideTo built-in
[*] Event handing changed, EventListener removed
[*] more... read docs/changelog.html for complete list of new features and syntax
Version 2.54
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[+] Added Netscape 4 resize fix (layers are recreated on resize)
[*] Recycled layers in Netscape 4 should now lose previous properties
[-] Event fixes in Netscape 4
[-] Double-click events fix for non windows Netscape 4
[*] setID now removes old references when reassigning ids
[-] ScrollPane fix for setting bar width/height
[-] innerHTML is now only set for IE (not Mozilla/NS6)
[-] setSize will not set the size only if there is no change
[*] Changed setBgColor/setFgColor logic for Netscape 4
[*] DynAPIObject now uses "c=null" instead of "delete c"
[*] LoadPanel should display correctly now on resize in IE
[*] recycled layers are now retrieved from the last array element first
Version 2.53
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[*] Improved memory management
[-] Improvements for the Mac
[-] DynImage fixes for Mac
[*] Merged IE4 and IE5 code in LoadPanel
[-] Fixed typo in dynlayer.js (is.win32 --> is.platform=="win32")
[*] Converted for (var i in x) loops (should fix some problems)
[*] toString now uses the format DynObject.all.dynobject1
Version 2.52
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[-] Fixed bug causing errors in input boxes using keyevents
[-] Fixed some EventMethod bugs in NS 4
Version 2.51
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[-] cancelBrowserEvent changes for NS 4
Version 2.5
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The internal structure has been completely rewritten in the 2.5
release. External changes were kept to a minimum. Events
are now in dynapi.event.*. Please look at the examples
to see how they are included. Also, keyevents has been moved
and renamed to dynapi.event.keyboard.js. Many other internal
bug fixes have also been made.
[*] Precreation changes in NS 6 (the div and all its children
are created at once)
[-] Keyevents should now bubble
[*] Simple events (dynlayer.onresize = function(){}) can be used
by including simple.js instead of mouse.js.
[*] Mozilla (DOM) support has been improved
[*] DragDrop changes for children layers
[-] Inline layers (inline.js) should now work in NS 6
[-] Image animation fixes
[-] Many other bug fixes
Version 2001.01.25
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This release features many changes to the DynAPI. Most
noticable is a new layer creation system, as well as
requiring the script tags after the DynAPI.include()
statements must be closed before using any DynAPI
related functions. Also, the widgets are finally back.
There is a new loadPanel widget for loading external
files as well as list, path animation (slide), button,
scrollpanel, and label widgets. This release also
features the first API documentation for the
distribution. Please post and bugs to the mailing
list. There are too many changes to list, but
here are a few:
[-] Many fixes to events
[*] createElement, deleteElement, assignElement, and
assignChildren arenow static methods of the DynLayer object.
[-] DynAPI.include() should now work correctly
[+] Libraries are now added dynamically (not hard-coded into DynAPI)
[-] Re-fix for setBgImage in Netscape
[-] Returned setPageX/Y to previous versions
[*] getClip fix
[*] Check for child is created in deleteChildElements
[*] Modified moveTo
[-] InvokeEvent how works properly for double click in NS
[*] Removed .unassigned and .all arrays.
[*] Renamed .unassignedID and .allID to .unassigned and .all
[-] Fixed DynAPI.removeFromArray with removal of id's
[-] Fixed bug in removal from unassigned array in findLayers
[-] Fixed bug in adding to the all array in findLayers
[+] Added dynapi.ext.loadPanel for loading external files
Version 2000.11.07
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[*] Modified setSize/Height,Width
[*] Removed .onCreate call. Must use EventListener to capture.
[-] Fixed problem with .allID deletion
Version 2000.11.06
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[-] Fixed conflict with variable name package
Version 2000.11.05
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[*] Removed right and middle mouse event modifications to setEvent
[-] EventMethod modifications (there is only one eventMethod now)
[-] RecreateAll fix
[-] Inline layers fix for IE 4
[-] Many changes to DynLayer
[*] DynLayer onCreate is no longer used. EventListeners must be used instead.
[*] Files have been renamed. They no longer include the package name.
[*] Directory lib2.0 is now lib
[*] DynDocument's include method was updated for file name changes.
[+] Added method release releaseMouseEvents to DynDocument
[*] DynDocument and DynLayer EventMethod are now the same method
[+] Added function DynAPI.addPackage(name) to add packages to the lib directory
[*] DynAPI.addLibrary requires the 1st parameter be a complete package name
Version 2000.10.31b
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[-] Unbroke deleteElement()
[-] Fixed typo in removeChild() (unAssigned->unassigned)
[*] Returned this.children to original state (it is now always an array)
[*] Updated core.ext.inline.js to work with new arrays
[*] Removed old rtmouseup code in EventMethod
[*] Updated handleEvent() to work with rtmouse[up/down] and mdmouse[up/down]
[*] Removed hasChildren() method (no longer needed since .children is always an array)
[*] Updated mouseevents example to demo middle mouse button events
Version 2000.10.30
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[*] Removed DynAPI.Version() (was not ever accurate)
[+] Added modification date to all files
[+] Added DynAPI.addLibrary() to add a new library of files to DynAPI2
[*] MouseEvents now trap and expose the button pressed and any modifier keys (.button, .altKey, .ctrlKey, .shiftKey)
[*] Renamed DynLayer's .IamADynLayer boolean with .isDynLayer
[+] Added DynDocument boolean, isDynDocument, which distinguishes DynDocs from DynLayers during addChild operations
[*] DynAPI.document is assigned at the beginning of DynAPI.loadHandler now
[-] DynAPI.getDocument has been reworked to return the proper DynDocument object
[-] DynDocuments toString method returns a string reference to DynAPI.getDocument()
[-] DynLayers toString method returns a string reference to the array currently holding it (no more this.object references)
[-] DynDocument is no longer attached to top-level window, but the frame it's meant to be assigned for
[*] The resize handler now handles multiple DynDocs, not just DynAPI.document
[*] DynAPI.document is assigned at the beginning of DynAPI.loadHandler now
[+] There are now 2 arrays to hold references to DynLayers, all[] and allID[]. all[] holds only ordinal references, and allID[] holds id references ( allID[dynlayer.id] )
[+] Each DynDocument maintains it's own all and allID arrays
[-] DynLayers are no longer automatically assigned to any all or allID collection when created
[*] core.ext.import.js renamed to core.ext.debug.js (seems more accurate)
[*] core.gui.popup.js renamed to core.ext.menulist.js for old-times sake
[-] Fixed bug in core.ext.debug.js with bgcolor not being returned correctly
[-] Fixed problem in core.ext.inline.js with images and multiple divs
[*] Removed core.ext.addon.js (duplicate file), core.ext.fader.js, core.api.rightevents.js, and core.ext.loadhtml
[*] Removed this.object references from slide method
[*] Removed dragdrop.js from api (its already located in ext dir)
[*] Updated some examples
[*] Children array is now set to null and only assigned when a child is added
[*] Added check for existence of children array in removeChild, removeAllChildren, etc
[+] Added hasChildren method (should be used instead of checking children.length)
[*] DragDrop now checks if children exist first
[*] The EventMethod's are now prototypes
[-] Fixed type in DynLayer (DynAPI->DynLayer in removeChild)
[-] Elements removed from unassigned arrays after adding to dyndoc in createElement
Version 2000.10.24
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[-] Removed function parameter in slideBy()
[-] Fixed corestyle to verify style argument
[*] Inline div layers now get the HTML property set (sadly only ie.. any work arounds for ns?)
[*] Minor speed optimizations to the dynlayer creation
[-] Included deleteElement fix (the outterhtml -> outerhtml spelling :)
[*] Changed getHTML() to always return the layer.html property.
[-] Fixed DynDocument.load()
[+] Included object properties to DynLayer and DynDocument.
[-] Modified DynLayer.toString() should now return correct layer name (with correct parent)
[-] Fixed some mouseevents problems
[-] Included new findLayers() code. Should make child divs be "parsed" correctly in both NS AND IE.
[-] Fixed bug with events not being triggered on images in inline layers.
[-] Included dragging fix (making layers stick to the correct mouse location)
[-] Fixed some broken examples
[-] Included deleteChildElements() and deleteElement() and recreateAll() fix.
[*] Renamed DynAPI.unload to DynAPI.unloadHandler
Version 2000.09.30
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[*] Restored the old getImage() speed up, it now checks to make sure every image is only preloaded once
[-] Fixed setHTML (thanks to marstr)
[-] Fixed mouseevents for inline layers
[*] Removed setParentComponent() and getParentComponent()
[-] Fixed dragging problems
[*] Included "target dragging" enhancement
Version 2000.08.29
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[-] Added a small Mac hack in getClip()
[-] Fixed "resize" event in setSize()
[-] setLibraryPath() will add a slash if needed
[-] Fixed problem with slide extension (slideend was called before cleartimeout)
[*] Included new setWidth() and setHeight() methods (can now handle events)
[*] Renamed core.ext.addon to core.ext.inline
[*] Moved DynLayer.updateValues() method to core.ext.inline
[-] Included nested layers code into findLayers()
[-] Minor bug fix in findLayers() (with all[] array)
Version 2000.08.18
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[*] Removed fx and gui widgets from the package, updated text files.
Version 2000.08.17
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[*] Split the core.ext.addon into two files: core.ext.addon.js andcore.ext.images.js
[-] Fixed problem in deleteElement() under Mozilla
[+] Included fx widgets (old Widgetx effects) - note VERY slow on Mozilla)
[+] Included core.ext.functions containing some miscellaneous functions
[+] Added new Lite classes.
Version 2000.08.15
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[+] Included plugin system, makes it possible for 3rd party code to do advanced handling of events - use mountplugin() to add a new plugin
[+] Reintroduced DynAPI.getDocument()
[+] Added "onrtmouseup" and "onrtmousedown" for layers and documents, and made it working under Mozilla.
[-] Fixed findLayers() for framesets (dyndocuments)
[+] Included DynAPI2 beginners tutorials.
[-] Style fix for gui widgets.
[+] Added getModel() method to core.ext.addon. It can be used to display Object Model of the DynAPI.
Version 2000.07.30
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[-] Included IE5.5 fix.
Version 2000.07.17
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[-] Fixed other bug in core.api.dragevent, now you if you specify no drag boundaries the layer will be dragable anywhere. (or set dragBoundary property of layer to null)
Version 2000.07.16
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[-] Fixed a bug in setDragBoundaries() and the dragging of layers within a specified area.
Version 2000.07.14
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[+] Added ie55 property to Browser class
[-] Added slideTo() object fix, so sliding works with widgets
[*] Code optimizing and removing of unneeded characters
[*] Moved all dynlayer event code to core.api.events
[*] Moved dragdrop code to core.ext.dragdrop
[-] Included fix for setSize()
[-] Fixed problem with imageloader
Version 2000.07.11
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[+] Added core.ext.addon, now contains the findLayers(), getImage() and the imageloader methods
[*] Removed the methods mentioned above from the core DynAPI object
[+] Added core.ext.layer, contains setMaxSize(), setPadding() and getPadding()
[*] Removed the methods mentioned above from the DynLayer object
Version 2000.07.05
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[+] Added initial draganddrop support (use ondrop eventlistener)
[+] Added dragobject property to dyndocument
[*] Removed deleteAllChildren() call on dyndocument.unload
[+] Added onUnload() event to DynAPI constructor
Version 2000.07.03
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[+] Added findDimensions() call in loadhandler
[+] Added deleteAllChildren() method to the DynDocument
[+] Added unload handler, automaticlly calls deleteAllChildren() of the default dyndocument
[*] Changed filestructure, and updated loadhandler()
Version 2000.07.01
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[-] Fixed mousevents recursion for Mozilla
[-] Fixed setBgColor(null) for Mozilla
[*] Added DOM browsercheck
[+] Added new array properties: api[] gui[] and ext[] for use with new include()
[+] Added librarypath property, and setLibraryPath() method
[*] Changed include() method can now handle wildcards, use following:
DynAPI.include('core.api.*') - will link in all known API classes
DynAPI.include('core.gui.*') - will link in all known GUI classes
[*] The include() method now also contains a path parameter to specify the file path, if no path is selected the librarypath property will be used.
Version 2000.06.26
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[*] Changed: made Mozilla/NS6 support working. (tested with milestone16)
[*] File including should now be done from within own code
Version 2000.06.25
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[*] Splited every class in multiple files.
[+] Added include property to DynAPI class, to load extra files
[+] Added root property to specify root of DynAPI library
[*] Small code-cleaning (removing unneeded comments and extra characters)
[+] Incorporated getImage and imageloader functions into DynAPI constructor
[*] Made the EventListener class an extension (only link it if needed)
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