On or about Tue, 25 Sep 2001 23:40:37 -0700, "Garth Wallace"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> allegedly wrote:
>"Mike Koenecke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
>> Javascript was already turned on. I went ahead and turned it on for
>> Mail and News, though I only use Mozilla for browsing (I don't believe
>> in integrated solutions any more). And I added the recommended line to
>> the all.js file. No joy. Javascript still just flat doesn't work in
>> Navigator.
>
>That would be news to a lot of people, considering that
>a lot of Mozilla *is* JavaScript (ChatZilla in particular
>is written entirely in JS, at least that's my understanding).
>Could you give URLs for pages that don't work for you?
>It could be that that pages you're looking at depend on
>proprietary DOM extentions like document.all (IE only) or
>document.layers (Netscape 4.x only).
>
I can't really, because I'm referring to http://www.mytexasbar.com ,
which can only be accessed by Texas lawyers. (At least, the
personalized Javascript stuff.) Here's an example of the Javascript
that doesn't do anything:
javascript:opencalwin('http://edit1.mytexasbar.com/modules/scripts/tx_cal?f=cal_navigate&view=1&navigate=9/26/2001')
Now, if I just copy the URL and paste it into the address bar, I can
get to the window. Here's another example (which y'all might find of
interest, anyway), accessing an external URL:
javascript:openwin('http://news.findlaw.com/ap_stories/high_tech/1700/9-25-2001/20010925021946150.html')
When I click that link, nothing happens. Seems like pretty basic stuff
to me, so I'm scratching my head trying to figure out why it is not
working.
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Mike Koenecke
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