I've a co-worker who has experienced something similar. But in his case *none* of the effects work, but they work for me. We're both using the latest version of IE6, and _javascript_ is indeed enabled on both of our machines. We spent an hour or so a few weeks ago, trying to debug something on his machine that wasn't really a bug at all. We found that the same "buggy" code worked perfectly on my machine.

Another oddity that is similar (and we think connected), but has nothing to do with jQuery, is that my co-workers machine doesn't seem to be able to capture ctrl+clicks. I've got some programs I've written that perform certain functions when the user ctrl+click's certain areas of the screen. His PC can't seem to do this, while all others seem to handle it with no problem.

Anyway, thdz.x, I'd be interested in knowing if you figure out a solution to your problem.

Cheers,
Chris

thdz.x wrote:
hi all,

i ran into some problems/inconsistencies with IE6.

I have a simple structure:

<div class="container">
	<div class="first">first</div>
	<div class="second">second</div>
</div>

.second {
	display: none;
}


_javascript_:
	$(document).ready(function () {
		$(".container").hover(
			function () {$(".second").fadeIn(100);},
			function () {$(".second").fadeOut(100);}
	);
	});

simple enough, but after the first fadeOut, all subsequent fadeIns do ..
nothing. ".first" disappeared.

The same when altering between show(100);hide(100);
It works with show(x);hide(); though!!
Also slideUp/-Down from the interface-project is doing fine.

Whats going on here?
Of course no problems with FF.

regards
Caspar





  
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