Your solution worked and the correct label is now placed above the
scalebar as well. I've managed to pinpoint where the error is thrown, it
is this line
if(typeof(aSheet.cssRules) == 'undefined') {
Apparently aSheet doesn't have the cssRules parameter when your not
debugging. I haven't got a
OK. It's not due to the fact I'm adding the stylesheet as a link
element. I ruled that out by hardcoding the url in Scalebar.js.
Apparently, Firefox sees localhost and localhost:80 as different domains
and that's why it throws the NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR error. So I set
the url to
Hi Jamo,
I think the double quotations are optional within url() and adding them,
unfortunately, didn't solve NS_ERROR_DOM_INVALID_ACCESS_ERR. That same
line was throwing me a NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR with Firefox.
Apparently that error is thrown when the file comes from a different
domain,
Need to correct myself, the NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR error is still
thrown, which is weird because I'm running everything on localhost and
the url is pointing to localhost as well.
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ok your right it was becuase I was in debug mode, strange thing is it also
works if you place an alert box before if (document.styleSheets) { in
Scalebar.js strange
If it's still not working I've managed to sort of get it working not sure
why it works but it does.
modify scalebartool.js
Berg I think I'm on a roll this might be the reason i've never had fusion
working in firefox :)
modify the Scalebar.js
to
I'm guessing NS_ERROR_DOM_INVALID_ACCESS_ERR is thrown because the url is
not well formed ?? works for me now :)
Hope this does it for you
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