Does anyone know why in version 2.54 line 154 (line 155 in rc 2.55) of
dynlayer.js? In context:
DynLayer.prototype.getOuterHTML=function() {
var s='<div id="'+this.id+'" style="';
if (this.visible==false) s+=' visibility:hidden;';
if (this.x!=null) s+=' left:'+this.x+'px;';
if (this.y!=null) s+=' top:'+this.y+'px;';
if (this.w!=null) s+=' width:'+this.w+'px;';
if (this.h!=null) s+=' height:'+this.h+'px;';
if (this.clip) s+=' clip:rect('+this.clip[0]+'px '+this.clip[1]+'px
'+this.clip[2]+'px '+this.clip[3]+'px);';
else if (this.w!=null && this.h!=null) s+=' clip:rect(0px '+this.w+'px
'+this.h+'px 0px);';
if (this.z) s+=' z-index='+this.z+';';
if (this.bgImage!=null) s+=' background-image:url('+this.bgImage+');'
if (this.bgColor!=null) s+=' background-color:'+this.bgColor+';'
--> if (is.ie55 && this.bgImage==null && this.html==null) s+='
background-image:url(javascript:null);'
s+=' position:absolute;">';
if (this.html!=null) s+=this.html;
for (var i=0; i<this.children.length; i++)
s+=this.children[i].getOuterHTML();
s+='</div>';
return s;
};
Obviously, it is a work around for a IE 5.5, but it introduces a new bug:
When viewing a page over a secure connection, it triggers the message:
This page contains both secure and nonsecure items.
Do you wish to view the nonsecure items?
Yes No
IE 5.5 has some issues with Javascript URLs and secure pages. Is there
another URL that would preserve the intended work-around w/o the security
warning?
If not, what is the workaround intended to fix, and how bad off would I be
if I commented the line out (which I have done w/o any major visible
consequences)?
Thanks.
Scott Severtson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Applications Developer 716.242.8759 x1022
Auragen Communications Inc. Rochester, NY
Auragen builds Internet solutions for medium and large businesses.
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