I finally decided to address the cross-browser issue, and found why firefox was such a problem...I had no issues with Opera.
Both Opera and IE natively find elements that contain an id value.( divs, buttons ,text, etc), which are considered public. Firefox however requires that the code specifically request an element that has the needed id. e.g.
var myElement=document.getElementById("myElementIDValue")
So my cross-browser issues have mostly gone away... A few cosmetic changes still required.
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I think I should consider making this cross-browser:)...I just can't do this myself UGH! Is there anyone out there with an interest in such a task? Contact me off list, thanks Francis
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> When I go it says "This is an Internet Explorer web application." So, you've lost me at the start. Why would you build an app in SVG that only works in IE? IE is about as popular as syphilis these days.
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I know well IE's characteristics required to build and introduce this web app.
To make it cross-browser at this time, which to me is an agonizing task, is not worth the effort.
Of course, if it gains serious traction, I'll hire someone to make it cross-browser.
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