> Not so. The example you have up is only fully functional in IE. I'm not sure what you are referring too :( I have tested it on Firefox, Safari, Opera and IE and they all work in exactly the same manner. As far as I can tell the mouseenter event (I presume that you are referring to the event on the thumnails) works correctly in all the browsers I tested. Am I missing something?
Chris On 3 ene, 21:37, Sanford Whiteman <[email protected]> wrote: > > The only thing that was required to do to get demo 6 working is to > > make sure that the array of "sampleObjectItem" is present as this is > > used to define the slide items. > > Not so. The example you have up is only fully functional in IE. > > The bug is in _class.noobSlide.js:113, ::handleButtons: > > handles[i].addEvent(this.handle_event,this.walk.bind(this,[i,true])); > > This runs a bound ::walk on mouseEnter, attempting to apply an array > of arguments to it [item = i, manual = true]. But this should be > bindWithEvent (and ::walk needs to expect an event in kind). > > As a result of the bug, the slides never change on mouseEnter, since i > = null. Because of the passed-event-vs-window.event difference in IE, > it still works there. > > -- Sandy
