On 6 Sep 2008, Tim Hill wrote: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Roger Darlington > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> On 5 Sep 2008, Michael Drake wrote: >> > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Roger >> > Darlington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > >> >> So why does it not work when you use the third and much more obvious >> >> and visible alternative: The magnifying glass 'find'? > > The Magnifying Glass tool is Search is it? > >> > It searches the top level document, which is just a frameset in this >> > case and therefore has no content. > >> Perhaps that is also a bug, then, as other browsers (Firefox, Safari, >> etc) do search more than just the frameset... > > Good for them. Just because they work one way...... > > What's the point to developing a new browser (or anything for that > matter) which is no better than being the same as every other boring > piece of windows crap? Software development is not limited to emulation. > Something is not good just because 95% of idiots think so. > >> I think that perhaps it is the act of clicking on the page to show it >> which to search, and then clicking on a magnifying glass which >> confuses it and it starts searching where the magnifying glass is? > > It is not confused. You are. ;-) > >> And of course, it finds nothing... > > . . . because it's the scale view tool! :-D >
What rubbish!!! When you press it, up comes a 'Find box!! Is it you who is confused? -- Cheers Roger Do you Yahoo? Not if I can help it, but I do yell the occasional 'Yabbadabba Doo'
