vincent pollard wrote:
> hey rafael, thanks for your reply. the error was actually happening 
> before we added that js file.
    I guess that has nothing to do, then. Still, it would be good to 
correct that issue (an HTML file served as JS).

> the quicklinks dropdown is .net control.
    If you're using .Net 2+ you could consider using the CSS adapters[1].

> i heard safari sometimes doesn't like these but i can't work out how 
> to fix it.
    I can't blame it, you're serving ~100kB just in the ViewState field! 
---the whole page is ~200kB.

    Anyway, the problem is that the resulting DOM element in Safari 
doesn't have the class applied to it, so there must be some issue with 
your JS ---it seems to be generated dynamically---, check that code (I 
really hope is easier to do so in your IDE). Good luck.

> does anyone have any experience with .net css adapters? maybe that 
> would help?
    Oh, I see you already know about them.
<off-topic>
    In big corps .Net 1.1 seems to be the standard (go figure), at least 
around here, so I haven't had the opportunity to work with them.

    Anyway, they seem to be just an easier way to change the "rendering" 
(actual HTML send to the browser) of a control. This was already 
possible in .Net 1.1 but you had to override the Render method (hence 
effectively creating new controls), but then again, I haven't actually 
player with them.
</off-topic>

    Rafael.

[1] http://www.asp.net/cssadapters/
> On 21/03/2008, *Rafael* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>     vincent pollard wrote:
>>     on this site <http://www.cancercare.on.ca/> in Safari the dropdown menu 
>> is
>>     too low and the Quicklinks dropdown refuses to take style.
>>
>>     any ideas why it's happening and how to fix it?
>>       
>         The style I see in Fx (and that is missing in Safari) is
>     because of the class "quickLinks" added to it, but in Safari it
>     just isn't added at all. This might have something to do with your
>     "swfobject.js" file that triggers a couple of errors in Safari
>     (since it's actually an HTML file).
>
>         Regards.
>         Rafael.
>
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