[Fwd: [Javascript] moving layers in NN 6]

[Muchacho, Laurent (TWIi London)]

Hi Manuel 

This is pretty easy to do.
You must use
NS6 & IE 5 and over 
document.getElementById('layer1').style.left += 10

Under IE 5 version you must use 
document.all.Layer1.style.pixelLeft += 10;	

and ofcourse NS4

document.Layer1.x += 10;

I recommend you to build a function like this

function get_obj(layerName){
var obj=""
	if(document.layers){//NS4
		obj=document.layers[layerName];
	}else if(document.getElementById){//IE 5 and over and NS6
		obj=document.getElementById(layerName).style
	}else if(document.all && !document.getElementById){
		obj=document.all[layerName].style
	}
return obj
}

and just call it that way 

get_obj('layer').left += 10

or if you need to use more than once

var myLayerObj = get_obj('layer')

myLayerObj.left += 10




for some documentation or any dom documentation
http://www.dhtmlcentral.com/
http://www.getelementbyid.com/



-----Original Message-----
From: Manuel Socarras Reyes [mailto:msocarras at terra.es]
Sent: 17 October 2002 15:00
To: javascript at LaTech.edu
Subject: [Fwd: [Javascript] moving layers in NN 6]


  hi:

a couple of days ago i sent this question but no answer, hope now 
somebody can say something about it
--------------------

hi:

// IE
document.all.Layer1.style.pixelLeft += 10;	

// NN 4.x
document.Layer1.x += 10;	

// NN6.x 
what about with it NN 6? i tried with offsetLeft but it seems like if it's a
read only property. 

is there any documentation with the differences between NN 4.x & NN 6.x
and/or a list of 
properties' use in NN 6.x?


TIA,

-- 
Saludos,

Manuel Socarrás Reyes 
Barcelona. Spain



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Saludos,

Manuel Socarrás Reyes <msocarras at terra.es>
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