"Richard (koorb)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I do use Mac, safari normal (though Firefox seems faster, at least on > the javascript side of things, but it just aint as pretty!) so I have > tried it in Firefox and Camino, and yeah it works fine apart from a > slight flicker opening the months/years drop downs.
Too bad it is a bug in Safari then... Lets try finding something that works better. > I think it depends entirely on the implementation. To make sure we're > all thinking on the same lines; If your creating an application for a > known audience and need fast data entry I can see a need to allow input > in the fastest way, which would be a single text box, and in the format > most natural to the user. But if you are building an international > public web site then it's going to be inanely difficult to build the > entire site so it feels "natural" to every user. Therefore providing a > globally accessible method to select the date in a way that is very > hard to get wrong, i.e. a Javascript calendar that falls back to select > boxes to remain usable without Javascript, would be, in my opinion, a > reasonable option. I agree with you. Be seeing you, -- Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
