Cool. Sorry for posting this in the wrong area, I thought I'd hit the UI place (I thought it had been deleted for a moment..)
On May 31, 11:08 pm, "Richard D. Worth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks. This has been fixed in svn: > > http://dev.jquery.com/view/trunk/ui/ui.dialog.js > > and will be included in the next jQuery UI release, in a couple days. > > - Richard > > On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 5:12 PM, Rob Ashton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Two things. > > > In opera: > > > $('#confirmSnippetDelete').dialog( > > { > > position: new Array(600 , 500) > > } > > ); > > > The script ignores the 'top' position specified as the second value of > > that coordinate pair. This was narrowed down to a local variable > > called 'top' which was conflicting with the 'top in the global > > namespace (window.top). > > Changing the name to dlgTop fixed my problems and it carried on > > working again. > > > In IE8 > > > I'm not sure if you really care about IE8 for the moment, but I'm > > getting an exception on the following line of code in jquery.ui. > > > var wnd = $(window), doc = $(document), minTop = top = > > doc.scrollTop(), left = doc.scrollLeft(); > > > IE8 is complaining about doc.scrollTop being assigned to top. > > > Again, changing the name of the variable to dlgTop resolves this > > issue. > > > === > > > I have no idea what the standard for Javascript says (Apparently it's > > a laughable thing anyway). I'm a desktop developer by trade, and I > > consider it a miracle that somebody has gone to all this effort of > > writing such a lovely library. So I'll end this on a positive note by > > saying thanks to all you lovely developers. I hope I can be of service > > once I wrap my head around all this javascript gubbins...
