In article <a24kgn$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, S�ren Kuklau wrote: > "Lucas MacBride" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... >> LAR wrote: >> > Mozilla .0.9.7 >> > Linux & Win32 >> > >> > Many sites that have Java menus don't work. Whats up? Hovering over > the >> > link usually shows javascript void(0) or something like that. When the >> > link is clicked, Mozilla shows that it took .95 secs. to load and > nothing >> > happens. > >> Many web authors only test their Java handiwork with MS/IE's hopelessly >> outdated and stunted Java virtual machine, rather than with Sun's >> official version, which Netscape 6/Mozilla uses. But for a more specific >> answer, post some URLs as examples. > > He's probably rather talking about JavaScript, not Java. (See void(0) etc.) > > My guess is that the pages are using improper, MS-proprietary javascript. > File evangelism bugs - or at least give us some URLs so we can check them > out for ourselves. :-) >
Actually, I'm guessing this is the result of idiots pointing the href of an anchor at a "javascript:" URL to try to force it to open in a new window, combined with slightly excessive popup blocking. Can't be certain, though. -- Chris Hoess
