Shawn J. Cassick wrote:
CK wrote:
Safari does not like the JS psudo protocol.
On Apr 10, 2006, at 6:34 AM, Fred Ehmann wrote:
I have this simple javascript in the head of a page:
<!--
function newWindowMinorSwing()
{
window.open('minor_swing.html','jav','width=550,height=360,resizable=yes');
}
//-->
In the body, I have this:
<a href="javascript:newWindowMinorSwing()">CLICK TO WATCH QUICKTIME
(5.5 MB)</a><br />
The doc is XHTML Transitional.
The function works fine in Firefox (on Mac) and IE 5.2 (Mac) but not
Safari.
I must be overlooking something obvious...any ideas?
Thanks,
Fred
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i woulnd't worry lol, but that's just me thinking mac is stupid,
beside5 more people use linux than mac, so your not missing out on
many people lol, i know it was pointless to mention :)
"those who claim their macs are faster than pcs are so full of crap
they could double as a septic tank" ~maximum pc
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i was just being an ass, sorry lol
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