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Mar 22nd 2001 | #414 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 1690 |
actually martin, Im not really sure. I have played with your scroller, but I havent done any testing.
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Mar 22nd 2001 | #417 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 32 |
M4artin, Sent you an email outlining my testing and debugging on your scroller. Great Scroller by the way. My conclusions although you would need to make a couple of small adjustments to get NS to run it properly, were that it was a bug in NS and not your code. I liken this to the old dos battles when we had to write two (or three) completely seperate programs to make our code usefull. I thought I was done with that years ago. New platform same problem. It seems history does repeat itself and the big players do not learn from it. And we end up paying the price. But then that's why the public will pay us alot of pennies for our thoughts |
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Mar 23rd 2001 | #484 Report |
Member since: Mar 21st 2001 Posts: 50 |
Just curious... in codephobia.com, I can't highlight the text in the layer. Is this some new feature I've never seen before or should I just call it a day and go home and get some sleep?
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Mar 24th 2001 | #503 Report |
Member since: Mar 22nd 2001 Posts: 2 |
Actually, it's caused by the scroller code, BUT it is possible to make it impossible for a person to select on a page .. i can't remember if this is how, but it looks right .. in the body tag add these: ondragstart="return false" onselectstart="return false" if you hold 'shift' and click on the codephobia page, it should still select .. |
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