Posted by pwiegers@gmail.com on 06/07/07 18:23

>
> > Can you tell me what happens? Do you get an JS-error?
>
> Sure I can.
>
> I see aa[x], and aa[fa] has no properties.

Ah! This only happens on the first column, i see... This should be
easy to fix...

> Speaking of minifying, it strikes me really funny that your code is
> exactly 500 lines. Well, assuming your beginning braces for functions
> and conditionals start on the same line as them.

That's funny :-)

> Anytime. I would like to offer a few more items for digestion though.
>
> Why not use DOM methods to create and insert the elements you need
> instead of relying on the non-standard innerHTML to create *EVERYTHING*?

I tried the first time. It does not perform in IE :-((( The
performance is very, very bad that way!
I'm creating a page online where I will explain the 3 different way's
I used to create the drawing area - so far, only this one performs...

But that is more something for the javascript-usenet group :-)

> You realize that you exclude a *WIDE* range of browsers because of the
> methods you employ?

Well... FF and IE seem to be doing well... that _is_ 99% of the
market....

> Oh, and the only thing that I have *ever* seen work, is the new feature
> you added to pinpoint where you click.

Try to just walk with the cursorkeys a bit, when having pressed the
drawingbuttong. That should leave you with a drawing - it does on
every browser I tried... including Opera, minus Konqueror..?

> I think that's it for now...

Again: thanks!

Paul

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