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[Javascript] Re: Javascript Weird
- From: peter at brunone.com (Peter Brunone)
- Subject: [Javascript] Re: Javascript Weird
- Date: Tue May 20 11:55:11 2003
Does the treeview application use frames within itself? It sounds like it expects a certain frame as the top and if you contain it in another frame, it may not work. I would also advise you to check the FAQ section on treeview.net as well as contacting the developer to see if this is a common problem (especially since you have the purchased version).
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Alan Roberto Romaniuc <romaniuc@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>The code is really big, .... i will try send it to you. I bought it from
>treeview.net
>
>I build the tree using a database, something like:
>
><script src="ua.js"></script>
><script src="ftiens4.js"></script>
><script>
>USETEXTLINKS = 1
>STARTALLOPEN = 0
>USEFRAMES = 0
>USEICONS = 0
>WRAPTEXT = 1
>PERSERVESTATE = 0
>HIGHLIGHT = 1
>BUILDALL=0
>
>aux0 = insFld(foldersTree, gFld("blabla",
>"javascript:setaClicado(0,false)"))
>aux1 = insFld(aux0, gFld .....
>
>Without any frame:
>When I click , the event setaClicado works just fine
>
>Inside a frame (the frame doesn set anything, is just a white windows up
>the page with code down)
>Mozilla javascript debugger says that the function setacClicado is not
>found.
>
>Any Idea?
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