I really like your Container Plus plug in.

Tom

$(function(){
function myClose(){ alter(“alert”);}
$(“.containerPlus”).buildContainers({
onClose:myClose
});
});

replace with:

$(function(){
function myClose(){ alert("alert");}
$(“.containerPlus”).buildContainers({
onClose:myClose
});
});


bye,
Matteo

Thanks about the photos, I hope you checkout the site in a couple of weeks when it is finished.

I’m using 2.4.7.

Here is a link: http://www.nudebodyproject.com/test_container_issue2.php

Thank you,

Tom

P.S.: great photos; really like your work!

Let me explain why I’m even interested in accessing the onClose event in the first place.

I am placing a flash (swf) movie in a container and then having users click a link to display the container. The swf is a progressive download. No problems in FireFox. When using IE, if you close the container while the movie is playing, you can still hear the audio until the movie finishes.

Now if the swf is not a progressive download there is no problem.

Here is an example: http://www.nudebodyproject.com/test_container_issue.php

There again it works fine in FireFox and fails to stop the audio in IE.

If there is a solution to this then I don’t need to pursue the onClose event thing.

Thank you.
Tom


$(function(){
function myClose(){ alter(“alert”);}
$(“.containerPlus”).buildContainers({
onClose:myClose
});
});


Bye,
Matteo

function myClose()
{
alter(“alert”);
}

$(function(){
$(“.containerPlus”).buildContainers({
onClose:myClose
});
});

Thank you

Unfortunately I dont have any public URLs to demonstrate the behaviour

The border images and the container layout goes for a toss, but guess I’ll have to sort that out myself. I’ll let you know if I manage to fix this.

Also, will post on http://jquery.pupunzi.com for any further queries

Cheers,
Kamal

1. There should be no conflicts with window.open…
Do you have an URL where I can see this behavior?
2. You are right, there’s no specific method to reposition containers; I’ll include one in next release, Thanks
3. We are using those containers for several our web apps; I don’t know your intention, but just think that javascript is rendered client side and not server side.
So 2 or 3000 connections to the same App will be solved once for each client… there shouldn’t be no problem.
Bye,
matteo

I’m using mbContainerPlus in my app to display containers. My root page has 4 iframes and they work fine. Good!!

Now when I open a new window using window.open from one of these iframes, and set the focus to new window, the root page when refreshed throws all the container boundary images out of sync and they all look rather clumsy.

Is there a conflict with window.open? FYI, my new window will also have 4 or 5 iframes.

P.S: I needed to reposition my containers in the root frame but couldn’t find any function to do that so I’ve made a small addition (pretty easy and obvious) to your code

Nice stuff !! Also, have you stress tested this? I mean javascript will be intensive hogger of memory, but how about 2000 concurrent connections to one app running this script?

Apologies for asking so many questions, but if I do find answers to these questions, will surely like to include this in my app.

Cheerio,
Kamal