On Nov 30, 5:46 pm, Hans Kesting <invalid.han...@spamgourmet.com>
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Thanks Hans for giving this knowledge. Actually I think this problem
in windows mode.Now suppose I have a panel on the page and then can I
palce some control on panel at runtime as I think there is click
envetn on panel.I am trying to do this if you have some clue then send
me.
Actually I am workig on a charting application and I have to place
annotation on the chart at run time.
Thanks,
Chandan kumar
PJ on Development - 06 Dec 2007 10:43 GMT
Hi,
Well, to place some annotation in runtime inside a Web-Browser it will
require lots, and lots of code (preferably) in javascript. Specially
if you're wiling to serve different platforms (i.e. Browsers)
Only browser scripts can respond to mouse events, and event so the
code needs to be short for there would be a huge impact on performarce
if the code in mouse events are too long.
You need to realize that the browser environment is very, very
different than desktop app.
You don't have any control whatsoever on what it will be displayed on
the user's box.
Yes, you can do wonders with javascript and css, but the user can
override every single item and then your beautiful app may crash
soundly.
Developing for web, specially targeting different platforms, is very
tricky.
Regards,
Paulo Santos
http://pjondevelopment.50webs.com
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