[jQuery] Re: help! imagebox disaster - website crashes safari
2007/5/15, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Look for occurences of $(elem).hmtl('...'). This causes Safari to crash for me as well. You have to replace it with $(elem)[0].innerHTML = '...' If you're using jQuery 1.1.2 that is. That should be fixed with the latest version. wow. just found your answer looking for safari crash. had the same problem with $(elem).append(html) where html was an ajax result. i changed this to $(elem).load(url) which doesn't seem to use the html() function and works. just to let you know... -robert -- Klaus
[jQuery] Re: help! imagebox disaster - website crashes safari
Robert O'Rourke wrote: Help! I'm really desperate here, the site I just set live is causing safari to crash when you click through to a property page.. not good. The only unique thing about the page is that I am including imagebox and interface in the head. Are there known issues with this in safari? Could it be the other effects interfering with it? url is http://www.italianpropertygallery.com, if you click through to any property safari crashes. I don't have a mac so can't test it properly here. I'd appreciate any suggestions or advice or I'm going to have to just hide that js from safari. All other browsers are working as expected. Thanks in advance, Rob Look for occurences of $(elem).hmtl('...'). This causes Safari to crash for me as well. You have to replace it with $(elem)[0].innerHTML = '...' If you're using jQuery 1.1.2 that is. That should be fixed with the latest version. -- Klaus
[jQuery] Re: help! imagebox disaster - website crashes safari
I don't have a suggestion on why it happens, but I can confirm that it kills Safari. I see you're using an old version of jQuery (rev 1460, current is 1465). Maybe try updating? Or maybe try the current SVN version? Also, you might want to move that animating that you're doing at the top of $(document).ready(function() {...}) to $(window).load(function() {...}). I don't know if animating before the page has loaded would cause Safari to crash, but you probably want the animation to start on load anyways. --Erik On 5/15/07, Robert O'Rourke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Help! I'm really desperate here, the site I just set live is causing safari to crash when you click through to a property page.. not good. The only unique thing about the page is that I am including imagebox and interface in the head. Are there known issues with this in safari? Could it be the other effects interfering with it? url is http://www.italianpropertygallery.com, if you click through to any property safari crashes. I don't have a mac so can't test it properly here. I'd appreciate any suggestions or advice or I'm going to have to just hide that js from safari. All other browsers are working as expected. Thanks in advance, Rob
[jQuery] Re: help! imagebox disaster - website crashes safari
Klaus Hartl wrote: Robert O'Rourke wrote: Help! I'm really desperate here, the site I just set live is causing safari to crash when you click through to a property page.. not good. The only unique thing about the page is that I am including imagebox and interface in the head. Are there known issues with this in safari? Could it be the other effects interfering with it? url is http://www.italianpropertygallery.com, if you click through to any property safari crashes. I don't have a mac so can't test it properly here. I'd appreciate any suggestions or advice or I'm going to have to just hide that js from safari. All other browsers are working as expected. Thanks in advance, Rob Look for occurences of $(elem).hmtl('...'). This causes Safari to crash for me as well. You have to replace it with $(elem)[0].innerHTML = '...' If you're using jQuery 1.1.2 that is. That should be fixed with the latest version. -- Klaus Thanks a million Klaus and Erik, Upgrading to the latest build did sort out the crashing however safari still failed to load the images via imagebox. I found this replacement version of the script: http://www.intelliance.fr/jquery/imagebox/ that solves the problem. All working now, panic over... phew! I've checked out the latest build out via svn now so I have a first port of call for debugging. And less of these frantically bashed out emails =P Erik, I moved the animation effect back inside the $(document).ready function some time ago, I don't know how that old code ended up on your computer... our servers do some funny caching at the moment so I'll have to check it out. Thanks again, Rob