[mochikit] Re: Async request problem on Safari

2008-01-02 Thread Steve Zatz

The issue here turned out to be Safari's behavior with respect to
inserting parts of one document into another.  Firefox 2.0 doesn't
mind directly inserting content from one document into another
although  it appears that Firefox 3.0 won't support it.  Apparently
the correct way to do it is to use
importNode (DOM L2 or L3) or adoptNode (L3).  When I started using
importNode on the content of responseXML things started working in
Safari.

Steve

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[mochikit] Firefox Issues?

2008-01-02 Thread infringer

Hi,

I developed my site using Internet Explorer v7.  Now I come to find
out it doesn't work with firefox.

in my Javascript I have:

self.form = getElement(loginForm);
self.form.login.focus();

and I keep getting self.form has no properties error message in the
Firefox Error Console.

Granted, this issue isn't that big a deal as it just isn't focusing.
But I have other places where I get the exact same error message
self.form has no properties

Here is the HTML for the form:

form name='loginForm' action='process.html' method='POST'
id=lfForm
div class=fieldLabelLogin:/div
div class=fieldEntry
select name='login'
option A Bunch of Options /option
/select/div
div class=fieldLabelPassword:/div
div class=fieldEntryinput type='password' name='pw' size=15
maxlength=100 value = //div
div id=lfButtoninput type='submit' name='lfSubmit' value=Login
class='null'/div

input type=hidden name=validbrowser value=false
/form

Can anyone provide advice/help?

Thanks,
-David

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[mochikit] Re: Firefox Issues?

2008-01-02 Thread Bob Ippolito

getElement(loginForm) finds an element with an id of loginForm. IE
confuses name and id, other browsers don't. You don't have any
elements with id=loginForm in your markup. Try using
getElement(lfForm).

-bob

On Jan 2, 2008 3:45 PM, infringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi,

 I developed my site using Internet Explorer v7.  Now I come to find
 out it doesn't work with firefox.

 in my Javascript I have:

 self.form = getElement(loginForm);
 self.form.login.focus();

 and I keep getting self.form has no properties error message in the
 Firefox Error Console.

 Granted, this issue isn't that big a deal as it just isn't focusing.
 But I have other places where I get the exact same error message
 self.form has no properties

 Here is the HTML for the form:

 form name='loginForm' action='process.html' method='POST'
 id=lfForm
 div class=fieldLabelLogin:/div
 div class=fieldEntry
 select name='login'
 option A Bunch of Options /option
 /select/div
 div class=fieldLabelPassword:/div
 div class=fieldEntryinput type='password' name='pw' size=15
 maxlength=100 value = //div
 div id=lfButtoninput type='submit' name='lfSubmit' value=Login
 class='null'/div

 input type=hidden name=validbrowser value=false
 /form

 Can anyone provide advice/help?

 Thanks,
 -David

 


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[mochikit] Re: Firefox Issues?

2008-01-02 Thread infringer

Thank you Bob!  That is exactly what my problem was.



On Jan 2, 6:52 pm, Bob Ippolito [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 getElement(loginForm) finds an element with an id of loginForm. IE
 confuses name and id, other browsers don't. You don't have any
 elements with id=loginForm in your markup. Try using
 getElement(lfForm).

 -bob

 On Jan 2, 2008 3:45 PM, infringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:





  Hi,

  I developed my site using Internet Explorer v7.  Now I come to find
  out it doesn't work with firefox.

  in my Javascript I have:

          self.form = getElement(loginForm);
          self.form.login.focus();

  and I keep getting self.form has no properties error message in the
  Firefox Error Console.

  Granted, this issue isn't that big a deal as it just isn't focusing.
  But I have other places where I get the exact same error message
  self.form has no properties

  Here is the HTML for the form:

  form name='loginForm' action='process.html' method='POST'
  id=lfForm
  div class=fieldLabelLogin:/div
  div class=fieldEntry
  select name='login'
  option A Bunch of Options /option
  /select/div
  div class=fieldLabelPassword:/div
  div class=fieldEntryinput type='password' name='pw' size=15
  maxlength=100 value = //div
  div id=lfButtoninput type='submit' name='lfSubmit' value=Login
  class='null'/div

  input type=hidden name=validbrowser value=false
  /form

  Can anyone provide advice/help?

  Thanks,
  -David- Hide quoted text -

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