Preserved Topic: Try the Alladyn Library...

http://alladyn.art.pl

Very good and only 2K...

Wow, that zoom script is amazing , how did he clip a layer in a circle ? .. twice .. mmh gotta read this code.

Oh right .. never mind, I figured it out, the zoomed layer is clipped in the usual fashion, and the round lens' rim is fat enough to cover it. good script and page anyway though.



edit: Spelling

[This message has been edited by Hew (edited 05-08-2002).]

This looks REALLY cool..

I'm no DHTML guru, but what I can gather is that you include a JS that re-does all the bits that cause probs between IE4, NS4, NS6, so you have one "thing" to call..

so...

In Internet Explorer 4 and newer:
document.all.nameoflayer.style.top = 100
document.all.nameoflayer.style.left = 10
document.all.nameoflayer.style.zIndex = 3

In Netscape 4.xx:
document.layers.nameoflayer.top = 100
document.layers.nameoflayer.left = 10
document.layers.nameoflayer.zIndex = 3

In Netscape 6:
layer = document.getElementById("nameoflayer")
layer.style.top = 100
layer.style.left = 10
layer.style.zIndex = 3

becomes....

vlay.nameoflayer.style.top = 100
vlay.nameoflayer.style.left = 10
vlay.nameoflayer.style.zIndex = 3


I'm going to play with this and hopefully learn a great deal... though it'd be cool if some guru could throw us an example together.. to help speed up the learning curve..

:-)

Pete

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Was it this one: http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/dynapi/ ?
(p.s that's from mr. max)
-dk

- can't decide? have another drink.

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