William,
Great ideas, many thanks. The 'this' replacement for
'document.getElementById('noteid2')' technique alone does not seem to solve the
problem. BUT BUT, it's a right step...
Yes, my FF2 has Firebug installed, I did not see any error, previously if there
were CFC or JSON problem it would indicate so... but I'm new to firebug, OK,
I've suddenly made progress using FB, I've spotted culprit (from a news feed),
once disabled this feed, the textarea auto-expansion seems to work (not perfect
yet), awesome, thank you a million. I'll need to do more testing... more
later...
Don
>Don,
>
>I am curious, you are referring to the id in the javascript by absolute
>name. Have you tried replacing all of the '
>document.getElementById('noteid2')' references with 'this'?
>
>If there is an issue with the noteid2 not being unique, or any other issue
>with the id-ing of the element, 'this' will always refer to the element that
>the JS is embedded in.
>
>Also, have you run this using a JS debugger like firebug on FF or the
>'webdeveloper' addin on FF?
>
>These can help you to see what is breaking when the javascript is being
>called.
>
>William
>
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>
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