What's New for June 24, 1999
- DynLayer and the extensions - have moved to using prototypes for all methods of the DynLayer, this won't effect your implementation any except that the Slide and Clip methods are now automatically defined, to add the Glide Methods and other extensions all you need to do is add the js file - the slideInit() and clipInit() are unnecessary (blank fnctions were left so nothing will break).
- Scroll2 - the new scroll object has been beefed up a bit with easier initialization and a full feature set including some new stuff previously not available you've never seen before. Before reading this section you should read the following lessons: ButtonImage, ScrollWindow, ScrollBar they will explain the full usage and options which are available (the scroll2 is based almost entirely on them). The syntax for many things have changed in the Scroll2 so if you have already implemented a Scroll2 you'll have to read up on how to use this new version.
- NewsTicker - a new ticker tape type of widget
- CollapseMenu - a neat menu type of widget that can be used as a Tree widget.
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This tutorial is written and maintained by Dan Steinman (dynduo@dansteinman.com)
Please post general questions about DHTML to my DHTML Forum. I would be happy to answer e-mails if you have a very specific problem, however do try to debug your code significantly enough to determine what part of your script isn't working properly. And be sure to read through this entire tutorial before posting or e-mailing any questions, this tutorial is very thorough and will likely answer your question somewhere.
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