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I never said that TAHT!!!! damnit.
I ment there is no APLET in MY SITE undert
NS
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 7:10
AM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] mac issues
(was: to all who helped)
well I have to disagree with you on the macs and applets.
from what ramon and I were playing with, all seemed fine when talking to a
java applet using js in ns4.xx on a mac.
the only does not work in IE on the mac is because MS haven't bother
implementing it. they admit as much.
when complaining about mac compatability. I believe that we need to
start talking about specific browsers. It would make no sense if I just
posted say "XXX doesn't work in windows".
Doug Melvin wrote:
There is NO applet
stuff in NS. Does none actually read my posts?:-)anyways, you did answer my question, the Java SCRIPT tree in NS
works..so I can just detect
macs and give them the JS version. ThanksDoug
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 3:35
PM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] mac issues
(was: to all who helped) Myself and Romon Buckland spent a few
hours working on the mac problems and found that all the applet stuff
works in NS. It is only IE that has a problem.
See the following page for more details of how MS has stopped short of
making a real browser for the mac:
Q216593
- PRB: Scripting Differences in Internet Explorer for Macintosh
Doug Melvin wrote:
I just want to thank all of you for your
help. I think I know why it
does not work in Mac IE,you see, the data for the tree is loaded in
advance in a separate frame,And the tree applet simply gets the data
from the data applet in the other frame.. I'm guessing that cross-frame communication in
Java is incomplete or non-existent in MAC IE.. bummer.. Just a question.. the NON-Java version that loads in NS, did
this work on the MAC? If so
I can just detect macs and give them the JS based tree (yes we have two
trees) Doug --
Michael Pemberton
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ICQ: 12107010
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Michael Pemberton
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ICQ: 12107010
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