http://code.google.com/p/pyjamas/issues/detail?id=663
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/document.compatMode ok i've just been going through the bugreports and this one looks like it's kinda important and a bit fundamental. what happens is that getClientWidth and a bunch of other functions all dynamically adapt to read stuff off of body not the documentElement depending on the compatibility mode. would anyone like to tackle this? i've highlighted the relevant sections from the GWT source code which will need to be cut/paste over and adapted to python (very easy - remove semicolons, replace "this" with "self") then i think many of the ... oh hang on we appear to already have getDocumentRoot which does 1/2 the job already! def getDocumentRoot(): if doc().compatMode == 'CSS1Compat': return doc().documentElement return doc().body so all that's needed is to make getClientWidth, getClientHeight and so on use that (just as in GWT), and then i think Window.ie6.py can be deleted. anyone like to do this work? l.
