in other browsers so it must be somewhat of a valid issue. My goal for my website(s) would be for it to
function properly in as many browsers as possible so I will certainly take that responsibility on myself and
do what I can. I will upgrade GoLive at some point and maybe that will help and I'll explore some of the
options you mentioned. Damn it, are you really gonna make me work with the actual code. I've become
quite fond of my crappy piece of software.
Mark
Neil Lee wrote:
Le 08 f�vr. 2004, � 10:20, Mark Cannon a �crit :
There are a lot of things I enjoy about Camino but one significant issue I'm having with the browser has been with "Popup" menus. They simply don't work in Camino. At least on my web-sites.
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This is not a "shameless" plug but one of my pages with a Popup is here:
http://pocotequila.com/reposado.html
This is because the javascript code behind the select menu you've pointed to is totally broken. I have no idea what Golive is doing here, but this is some of the JS that forms the jump menu that you pointed to:
<csobj w="158" h="23" t="URLPopup" data="{ 0 = { label = "Tequila Reposado"; selected = "YES"; }; 1 = { label = "1921 Reposado"; url = "retour/1921rep.html"; }; 2 = { label = "1921 Reserva Especial"; url = "retour/1921res.html"; }; 3 = { label = "Aguila"; url = "retour/aguila.html"; }; 4
First of all, there's no such tag in the HTML spec as "csobj" - it's proprietary to Golive. Second of all, if you're creating a jump menu all you need is an onchange action in the form instead of the spaghetti code that Golive spits out.
Do a google for "javascript jump menu" and you'll find scads of examples. I hate to say it, but your problem is one of the many gotchas you can encounter when you let a piece of software do your coding for you.
Short answer: This isn't Camino's fault.
Neil
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