Form Works In IE And Opera, Not Firefox Nor Netscape
Jul 14, 2006I've got a fair amount of Javascript coding that works great in IE and
Opera, but is completely ignore in Firefox and Netscape. See:
I've got a fair amount of Javascript coding that works great in IE and
Opera, but is completely ignore in Firefox and Netscape. See:
I have a script which works just fine on Mozilla Firefox 1.0 and Netscape Navigator 7.2, but it doesn't work so well on IE 6.0...
Allow me to explain what the script is all about. A select element ("selTable") in a form ("myForm") is populated by values of table names in a database (this is done using PHP). The values are like this: k1, k2, k3, etc.
When a user clicks on a button ("btnQuery"), the values in the table are copied into a text box ("txtQueryStr")with the words "SELECT * FROM" appended to the front (e.g. when button is clicked, the text box (initially empty) will show "SELECT * FROM k1, k2, k3" Code:
I have a calculator that works perfectly fine on IE with four js functions all working. I created it on FrontPage. But on Firefox or Netscape nothing happens when I hit the Calculate button (which calls doMath() and verify() onclick). I can't figure out what to look for and where to look.
I know it's not the browser cause I have a very very simple calculator that works on both IE and Firefox. There must be some wrong code or missing code that I just can't find.
It works fine in Firefox and Google Chrome but not in Opera and Internet Explorer.If you don't have Firefox or Google Chrome,when you click an element, if should be lighter green, rolling out of a clicked element, it should be darker green. The same happens with elements that are not selected, ubt they are gray. But in IE and Opera, when you roll out of a selected element, it is gray.I can't debug it in Opera because I have no debugger there, like Firebug.
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The problem, I think is because I am using PHP to pull the picture names from a file. There are around 40 pictures so I didn't want to name them all manually.[code]...
This easily produces a nice page of thumbnails and clicking on any brings up the bigger picture in lightbox but not in IE.
It seems that IE needs another set of pictures to load from so the filename od the <a href=image> needs to be different to the <src=image> filename which makes more work.
Is there a work around to make this work as well in IE as it does in firefox.
The page can be seen at[url]
Also as an aside. When the lightbox starts it removes the scroll bar which has the effect of moving the page to the right. Is there a way to add a right margin to replace the scroll bar to stop this happening?
Could anyone tell me why this script of mine works fine in firefox but not in IE or Opera?
<script>
$(function() {
$( "#search" ).autocomplete({
source: function( request, response ) {
var wildcard = { "name": "*"+request.term+"*" };
var postData = {
[Code]...
The minimal AJAX script below works in Firefox, but not in IE, Opera, or Chrome.I could use some suggestions or referrals to resources that will help me get the script working in other browsers.Before there are six characters entered in the CAPTCHA code field, the 'Send' button is supposed to be disabled. When there are at least six characters in the CAPTCHA code field, the script attempts to verify the CAPTCHA w/AJAX. If it verifies, it enables the Send button and sets the background of the CAPTCHA code field light green (symbolic for go). Otherwise, it turns the background of the CAPTCHA code field a sort of pink/red (symbolic for no go). While it's waiting for a server response the background is set to a pastel yellow. At other times, the background of the code field is white.
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Click events are attached to each of the Option entries with the code below. The code works correctly with Firefox and Opera, but the click events are never triggered in IE, Safari or Chrome. The Chrome debugger seems to indicate that the click events get set up in Chrome (although I am not sure where JQuery saves event handler data). Each option entry has a unique ID tag.
$(".locn_option_select").click(function (locnevent) { // Set up click action on the option entries
locnevent.preventDefault;[code].......
This page [URL] works fine in other browsers(Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari), but not good in IE8
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specify the browser and version; however, this is in general not
very genuine. Mozilla (and therefore Netscape 6+) allows this to
be freely set, and Opera and IE allow it to be modified. There
are also at least 25 other javascript capable browsers with
their own strings here.
Generally though, you don't need to identify which browser is
being used. There are alternative techniques, but which one you
choose depends on why you want to redirect browsers. If it's to
offer different CSS stylesheets, then....
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Code:
<select name='status' id='status' onChange=""doSubStatus()"">
Code:
function doSubStatus() {
var selStatus;
var statusList;
[code]....
In IE, the variables status and sstatus are passed. In Firefox, only status is passed.
I have this code
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If you'll use Opera browser, it will display lightbox style animation after clicking on marker on the map. Other browsers are not so kind
Chrome give an error Uncaught TypeError: Object [URL] has no method 'click'
To display animation in bumpbox(lightbox alternative) I use this html code
Code:
<div id="neco" style="display: none">
<a href="clouds.swf" class="bump">clouds</a>
</div>
and this javascript
Code:
google.maps.event.addListener(markerName, 'click', function mojafunkcia() {
document.getElementById("neco").getElementsByTagName("a")[0].click();
})
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What I have is a back page button as follows:
<input type="Button" name="Back" value="Back Page"
onClick="this.page=document.forms['chapage'].elements['pge'];
this.chapt=document.forms['chapage'].elements['chp'];
this.pgid='Pg'+eval(this.page.value);
this.page.loc='document.there.'+this.pgid;
this.page.locC=this.page.loc+'.valueC'
this.page.locD=this.page.loc+'.valueD'
this.newchapt=eval(this.page.locC);
this.newpage=eval(this.page.locD);
there.location.href=this.newchapt+'.html#Pg'+this.newpage;">
The frame name is "there", also, there are attributes that are taken out of an anchor on the page (valueC and valueD). it seems to fall apart because Netscape doesn't evaluate the "this.page.locC", which is in the "there" iframe How do I pull attributes from out of a frame?
I have a page with two frames, 'header' and 'main'. The following
code works in Netscape, but in Internet Explorer. The second bgColor
line produces an error:
function test(){
top.frames.header.document.bgColor='white' //works fine
top.frames.main.document.bgColor='white' //fails
}
Does anybody here know of a DHTML drop down menu that works in opera?
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I have really basic html:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-2"?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
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I have a page that displays the latest products from an xml feed.
I'm using $.ajax to embed the products from a php page that uses curl on the feed.
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I have an application that draws a selection rectangle over a map
image. I can get it to work fine in IE and Opera, but not
Firefox/Netscape.
I've thrown the following small example together to illustrate the
problem - the problem being that FF/NE initially draw my rectangle
before the icon changes immediately to the black no-entry icon. Then,
when I let go of the mouse, the rectangle continues drawing, but it
doesn't stop as the mouseup has already fired of course.
IE was doing the same, but I found the ondragstart/cancelDragDrop
solution to that. I can't find what appears to be a similar solution
for FF/NE.....
I have tried several things, using several Javascript books, but can't get
this to work in Netscape (latest version) and Firefox (latest v.). It works
in MIE and Opera fine. A box (defined by a css layer) is supposed to pop
out to the right when the corresponding box on the far left is moused over.
The first function defines a layer id to the next function which pops out
the box. After debugging in Venkman, it looks like the first function
cannot define the layer id properly to the second function, which actually
slides the box (layer) to the right.
I thought that the getElementById function was supposed to work for Firefox,
but I must be using it wrong(???)
To see how it's supposed to work, view the following page in MIE or Opera:
I am try to detect the mouse pointer by
var event = window.event;
var x = event.pageX;
var y = event.pageY;
This is working fine in IE, but in
Netscape/Firefox where event return undefined.
Can someone tel me how to detect mouse pointer
in Netscape/Firefox?