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Oct 24, 1999: After taking a hiatus from working on the tutorial I have returned with plently of new stuff to keep you busy. New Server (Updated Nov 3) I'm running off a different server now, if you have any other IP's bookmarked you can delete them and use www.dansteinman.com. This new server will give me the opportunity to expand this site tremendously. I have an anonymous ftp site where all downloads will be kept: ftp://dansteinman.com/pub/. I'll probably set up a list server newsletter for the DynAPI in the near future. And I'll probably split the forum into 2 or 3 separate ones: "DHTML General", "DynAPI Development" "DynAPI Bugs" etc. Re-organization I'm placing much more emphasis on the DynAPI (location has changed), I pulled most of the examples into the DynAPI and flattened the directory structure of the tutorial. If you have any links to specific lessons in this tutorial they are now broken :) I'll work on some specific documentation for the DynAPI in the form of a Package listing with the syntax. Translated versions of the tutorial will work in much nicer now. The translations linked at the top are not in the new format. If those authors or anyone else wants to help convert to the new structure please let me know - I have a few more to put up yet (french, dutch). New and Updated Lessons And plenty of them... of particular interest will be:
Note: These have not been thoroughly tested in IE, I'll probably release another update shortly to correct errors. DHTML Forum
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Please post general questions about DHTML to my DHTML Forum. I would prefer to answer questions from there. If you have not read the tutorial please do not post questions or email me. This tutorial is very thorough and will likely answer your question somewhere. I do appreciate any comments or suggestions you have about this tutorial. I am always looking for ways to improve it, so if you have anything to contribute I would be most gracious. © copyright 1998 Dan Steinman |