Marc,
Thanks for this information. I'm going to pass this on to Luis who is
probably going to start testing it this afternoon. Our biggest issue is
access to Mac's, which he only has at his day job.
Thanks,
Matt
Marc Rosamond wrote:
There are some free javascript classes called "Prototype" that can
perform the AJAX fetch and should work under Safari. The webclient
uses this in several areas for its AJAX calls. A copy of the
prototype javascript file is already in the webclient's javascript
folder (prototype.js). The sign on script was just something I threw
together quickly so I didn't have time to look into making it work on
all browsers and at the time it was initially built Prototype wasn't
being used, so I just wrote my own custom code. If you do a Google
search for AJAX and prototype you'll most likely find enough
information there to get it to work under Safari as well.
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Thanks Mike, that saves us some time. I guess we'll attempt to
rework the AJAX somehow. That's not my cut of tea, but Luis is an
expert at this stuff.
Matt
Mike N wrote:
In terms of the problem with Safari / Ajax fetching the login
page and re-posting it: my page uses the exact same Ajax
technique, so I would expect to see the same problem.
Regards,
Mike
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I am thinking about using your code in order to avoid that.
Before we dig into it, do you have any idea if you code works
with Safari browsers?
Why the hell did Apple decide to create it's own browser
based on code other than Mozilla anyway???
