I keep coming across weird thingies in Javascript. The latest two are:
First:
I have a page with some nested layer stuff. When you view and reload it, it looks
how its supposed to. But when you do a resize with netscape. Well then it goes all
pear shapped. Drawing the layers in some sorta random fashion and dropping some
layers. I don't know what its doin really.
Second:
I pass a variable like so
tree.indent(document.layers[this.id]);
now the function indent looks like
function indent(base)
{
alert(base.left);
}
This displays the left cordinate of the this.id layer fine and you can update etc
also. But javascript
keeps giving warnings like "base has no proprties". But I and code say otherwise!
Anybody got any ideas?
Tony.
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