Just a follow up... using browserCam, I was just looking at the page above using Safari 2.0. Indeed, the first 'next' button throws up a blank screen... but if I resize the window, the actual second page of the form appears again. Strange. The fact that simply changing the browser window size makes the form visible makes me think I should be able to trigger some other browser property to do the same.
any ideas? On Oct 1, 8:49 pm, MichaelEvangelista <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > (cross post with UI Group - are same members are in both?) > > Hi group - > > I've built a set of pages on this site, creating multi-step forms > using Joern's accordion plugin > (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-accordion/) > > Everything's working great - except in Safari, where it falls apart, > with the second panel not displaying, leaving the user with a blank > page > > Seehttp://www.comparemyagent.com/fa/fa_sell.cfmfor example form > > A few questions for the jquery world at large... > > - have any of you been able to overcome safari problems with functions > like this? > > - assuming I cannot get this fixed, how reliable is the jquery browser > detection function? > > - if this were your site, how would you attempt a workaround for > safari? > > I am considering replacing the jquery accordion with stacked > fieldsets, where the next/back buttons > validate each section and then scroll you down the page to an anchor > link, ( or using the scroller plugin) > > I'd love to talk to others who have built nifty whiz-bang jquery > functions, and then had to create alternate versions for different > browsers. > > Thanks for any and all feedback
