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To be exact I'm saying that whatever the cause is,
I can't properly use innerHTML with internet explorer if I place the <div
id="select"></div> tag anywhere within the HTML::Template Loop.
All other areas are fine. FF works, don't know why.
Although anything is possible but I dont'
understand why it works in all other areas other than within an HT Loop if there
are html errors.
I'll try sending the outp to a file and see what
happens, however I've checked and everything appears to be ok as far as the
first output is concerned. It is with onchange event that the problem
arises and IE doesn't seem to like the Template Loop which at that point is just
html. So either I have an html formatting or DOM issue with IE
during the HTML Temp Loop creation or like you said JS.
So far everything has come up clean.
Regards,
Leander
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 2:53
PM
Subject: Re: [htmltmpl] t, name var Re:
Loop Quirk
Leander,
Are you saying that you believe H:T isn't working
correctly because IE doesn't behave the same as other browsers? Or, are you
really seeing H::T emit something different than you expect it to emit? That's
a big difference. You may have invalid HTML causing IE to break
(or its version of _javascript_ to break).
When you say a large chunk is missing, do you
mean in display? Or, from the actual output method of H::T? You can write the
output from H::T to a file and examine whether it is emitting the template
correctly.
Mark
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 11:39
AM
Subject: [htmltmpl] t, name var Re:
Loop Quirk
Hello
again.
name is unique to every row in the table iterated over during
the initial
build of the loop, t gets assigned a value from the perl
script it calls
through the xml object.
The template works
initially but it causes some confusion for Internet
Explorer and I'm
assuming the DOM structure since placing the DIV "select"
anywhere but
in the template loop works fine. As usual FF seems to have no
trouble
with any of this.
You can try the script in FF and IE here
http://project1.vianet.ca/?rm=mode_203 just click on ADD and then choose a
CID in the Select Box
-- Leander
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