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| JazzcatCB |
Posted - 17 Sep 2005 : 18:10:40
My site is located at www.myfilmvalet.com.
I have a few problems that I'd like your feedback on.
First, when I display my site in Firefox or Opera, the links in the lower half of the Ratings and Recommendations pages are inaccessible (including the paging links). I don't know why.
Second, form element positioning is slightly off in Opera (absolute vs. relative again?) Is there any way to fix this without having to rebuild the page in relative positioning mode (which wouldn't work anyway, because I need to layer objects)
Third (and this isn't actually Dynamic HTML Editor related, but I hope you don't mind helping me with this) for some reason, my JavaScript stars aren't being initialized in the Recommendations page in either IE or Opera (they work fine in Firefox and Netscape). The JS function setPrevRatings() gets an "object expected" error in IE and an "undefined variable" error in Opera. This is almost exactly the same code as that used in the Ratings page, where it works fine. The JavaScript source should be available with View->Source.
Any help you can offer would be appreciated. |
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| s.dav |
Posted - 23 Sep 2005 : 12:10:02
When I have a bit of time I'll check it :-) |
| JazzcatCB |
Posted - 22 Sep 2005 : 09:14:24
Davide,
I have sent an email to you with your username and password.
Thanks,
Chris |
| s.dav |
Posted - 19 Sep 2005 : 08:56:01
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Originally posted by JazzcatCB
My site is located at www.myfilmvalet.com.
I have a few problems that I'd like your feedback on.
First, when I display my site in Firefox or Opera, the links in the lower half of the Ratings and Recommendations pages are inaccessible (including the paging links). I don't know why.
I've not seen the links because I've to register ;-)
Can you give me a user so I can see the problem without registering?
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Second, form element positioning is slightly off in Opera (absolute vs. relative again?) Is there any way to fix this without having to rebuild the page in relative positioning mode (which wouldn't work anyway, because I need to layer objects)
The problem is always the same ;-)
Try to use the centering method of Martin1 (there is in the forum) that is more compatible that mine when using layers ;-)
Maybe you can resolve your problem without using relative objects
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Third (and this isn't actually Dynamic HTML Editor related, but I hope you don't mind helping me with this) for some reason, my JavaScript stars aren't being initialized in the Recommendations page in either IE or Opera (they work fine in Firefox and Netscape). The JS function setPrevRatings() gets an "object expected" error in IE and an "undefined variable" error in Opera. This is almost exactly the same code as that used in the Ratings page, where it works fine. The JavaScript source should be available with View->Source.
I have not seen your code in detail but there are some things that problably can resolve the problem
First of all you have to put all initialization code that refers to page elements into the "body onload" event.
This because at the bottom of the page where you've used an element called "formRegistrationHere" there is no assurance that this element exists. After the "onload" event the element exists.
So create a init function and call it in that event. |
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