Totally new to this and doing my best to figure it out as I go along, hitting wall after wall. The lightbox on my site runs correctly when viewed locally, but pops up and displays nothing but the waiting gif when I try and view it remotely. Tried fixing my permissions, but to no avail.
View 1 RepliesI must make clear that I am not a javascript programmer; I am simply trying to get this script to work on my website. It functions perfectly locally (with all browsers), but after uploading to my website, it shows the controls at the top, but not the content.
Below is the code for the FreeMind Flash Browser which can be found here: [URL]
It requires 2 additional files, flashobject.js and visorFreemind.swf plus the FreeMind file (*.mm) that stores the content. The FreeMind file that has the content displays perfectly on localhost, but not on the website. I have all of these files in the same directory and have double checked everything, but it still doesn't function on my website. I have other flash files and scripts on the same website in other pages that function perfectly.
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
[Code]....
I have created a site with menu, it is working fine locally but when i
upload it on the server it dosen't work. When I click on submenu under
"Company" or "Products",It will show the actual url in the address bar
but it gives a error "405 - resource not allowed". Kindly check and
let me know the solution for this. If you know any other simple script
similar to this let me know.
I've noticed very strange .load behavior. So - I have simple index page like this:
U can check it here: [url]
For the life of me, I can't figure this one out. I've never had such an issue in the past and cannot find anything through a google search - and that's very rare for me.
So here's the technical nitty-gritty details:
I'm using jQuery hosted on [url]
I'm using the superfish drop-down menu and (at the moment) the default CSS, even if it doesn't integrate at all with my design
I'm also using "supersubs" to make the menu items larger
I'm building the menu through jquery by reading an XML through ajax. So I know jQuery works.
Everything is a-ok on 2 computers when viewed through either Firefox, IE or Chrome (even though it looks ugly in IE - didn't tweak it yet)
But, when I send the files through FTP to my host, it simply does not work. Neither my menu built through jQuery nor superfish or supersubs works. I don't get any sort of errors (normally, IE is helpful in pointing out javascript errors, but there's nothing this time).
The searches I did *had* results, but they were either about doing cross-domain ajax (which I'm not) or about javascript files not being served properly on the webserver. Knowing this server, that's most likely not an issue. I'mtransferringfiles using FileZilla, which also (I think) rules out transfer issues.
The URL: [url]
This one has plagued me for some time now. I am parsing an XML file for a search feature. On my local machine, the code below works fine in FF, but when I upload it, I get an error stating y[0] (the root element) is undefined. I think the problem may be with my onload method but I can't be sure.
function importXML()
I just can't figure out why this works locally and not on the server. IE works fine, but then again it uses the activeXObject method so it should function differently.
For a variety of reasons that I won't currently go into, I need a lightbox script that doesn't rely so heavy on the document's DOCTYPE (Strict, Transitional, etc) and will just work with a page where the DOCTYPE doesn't get assigned.
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The page can be seen at[url]
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Array.prototype.getValue = function(ind, dir) {
if (dir !=0) ind[ind.length-1] += dir;
// more script
}
screens = [...// a big array
fnd = [1,2,3];
// 1.
a = findStart(fnd);
// 2.
b = findEnd(fnd);
findStart = function(cs) {
return screens.getValue(cs, 1);
}
findEnd = function(cs) {
return screens.getValue(cs, -1)
}
As I go from 1. to 2. the value of fnd changes. I don't understand how a
locally scoped variable might be affecting a global one.
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I was looking at the docs and saw this one here: [url]
So I was trying to run the code posted on this doc locally which would be:
And it runs fine, but, my problem is if I save the these files locally:
It wont run anymore.
The modified code looks like this:
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I have double checked with the hosting and they support javascript by default.