Email conversation
From | Leif Sørensen |
To | Me |
Subject | Hi Mark. I have used some code from - Finding how far the window has been scrolled |
Date | 19 February 2005 16:12 |
Hello Mark.
My name is Leif.
I landed by chance at Your site, searching for a code to obtain the position
of the scroller.
And - there it was. And even more simpel, than I thought.
I want to thank You.
Also I like to commend Your Site. It is very good.
It is well arranged and very educational.
And also - it is free.
If it is OK with You, I will like to put Your link on my site.
It´s a site dealing the same topics, but in danish. And not fare so
extensive.
( I am comparatively new to this subject. )
The idéa with my site is to exchange knowledge and experiences with other
'fellow-sufferer'
- and for free = in danish - Gratis.
Yours sincerely
Leif Sørensen
From | Me |
To | Leif Sørensen |
Subject | Re: Hi Mark. I have used some code from - Finding how far the window has been scrolled |
Date | 19 February 2005 16:29 |
Leif,
> I want to thank You.
:) I am happy to help - it is nice to know that people find my site useful.
> I will like to put Your link on my site.
I am always happy for people to link to me :) Thankyou for offering.
> sorry for my insufficiently english usage
I cannot speak Danish at all, so it is nice for me that you speak my
language. You do not need to apologise.
Mark 'Tarquin' Wilton-Jones - author of http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/
From | Leif Sørensen |
To | Me |
Subject | Update: Additions to generic dragable layer script |
Date | 1 December 2005 20:04 |
Attachment | modified version of my script |
Hello again,
It seems my last email got delayed by hotmail, don't know why but maybe it
was for the best anyway :) I've done some more testing now and come up with
a little better code. I don't think it's possible to add other parameters to
an event (I tried everything ;)) so I made a new function that handles it
instaid (dragEnable()). This made the code look better and still work both
ways.
Also I know now that those ondragstart="return false;" onselectstart="return
false;" events prevents IE from messing up things hehe :)
I hope you my addition, this could be used for some kind of nice window
system later I think. Anyway tell me what you think about the changes, cya!
// Leif