Georg Brandl wrote:
> Werner F. Bruhin schrieb:
>
>> The search on my test doesn't work anymore. It worked as far as I could
>> see, have done quite a bit of reorganizing source documents, however
>> nothing (at least that I am aware of) with regards to the search
>> functionality.
>>
>> When I search for e.g. "wine" which is used on my of my documents the
>> search doesn't find anything, actually it seems to do nothing. I just
>> see "Searching ...." and the points rotate (show/hide/show). I think I
>> see something similar on the pysparse site, it shows "Preparing search"
>> and the "rotating" points after "Searching" when I search for e.g.
>> "precision".
>>
>> Is there anything special one has to watch out for to ensure that search
>> works?
>>
>
> Not that I specifically know of. Of course, the search being written in
> JavaScript, there might always be a browser compatibility problem.
>
> Which browser do you use
Firefox 3.04 on Windows Vista.
> , and does it have functionality to show
> JavaScript errors?
>
In my options I have:
- Enable JavaScript
- Allow:
- Move or resize existing windows
- Disable or replace context menus
I don't see an option to show JavaScript errors, where would I activate
this in FF?
Werner
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