Graphic Not Animated When Called Upon By JS To Be Displayed (IE Only) / Fix This?
Mar 25, 2009
I am using Javascript on an upload page to hide the form and show an animated progress graphic when the user clicks Submit. The problem is that the graphic, which is initially hidden, does not animate when displayed in Internet Explorer. (works great in Firefox, of course)
I searched Google and found a couple postings describing this problem, but I couldn't seem to find a solution.
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I have this HTML:
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What i have is this function
And i have a div like :
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