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Chapter 15 ✦ The NN4 Layer Object (Chapter 31) Control Original Bottom Layer: Layer zIndex: Layer above: Layer below: Control Original Middle Layer: Layer zIndex: Layer above: Layer below: Control Original Top Layer: Layer zIndex: Layer above: Layer below: Original Bottom Layer Original Middle Layer Original Top Layer 461 document.layerObject.zIndex
462 JavaScript Examples Bible: The Essential Companion to JavaScript Bible Methods load(“URL”, newLayerWidth) Compatibility ✓ NN2 NN3 NN4 NN6 IE3/J1 IE3/J2 IE4 IE5 IE5.5 Example Buttons in Listing 31-10 enable you to load short and long documents into a layer. The first two buttons don’t change the width (in fact, the second parameter to layerObject.load() is the layerObject.clip.left value). For the second two buttons, a narrower width than the original is specified. Click the Restore button frequently to return to a known state. Listing 31-10: Loading Documents into Layers Layer Loading function loadDoc(URL,width) { if (!width) { width = document.myLayer.clip.width } document.myLayer.load(URL, width) } Loading New Documents Loading new documents: Text loaded in original document. document.layerObject.load()
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JavaScript Examples Bible: The Ess
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