Got it. The plugin now works in IE 6. I needed a width assigned to the
div for the fixed column.
Now I get to test it on some production data (a complex table).
Shawn
Suni wrote:
> Nice work!
>
> Seems to work prefectly in FF.
>
> Opera and Explorer give a javascript error. Usually (in my own
> experience) this is caused by the same error in 95% of the cases: an
> extra comma after the last property of an object. This also seems to
> be the case here.
>
> Remove the tailing comma from lines 33, 37 and 41 and the errors
> should go away. After that we could do some testing with Opera and IE.
>
> So change this:
>
> $("#fixedContainer .fixedHead").css({
> width: w + "px",
> "overflow": "hidden",
> });
> $("#fixedContainer .fixedTable").css({
> width: (w + 16) + "px",
> "overflow": "auto",
> });
> $("#fixedContainer .fixedFoot").css({
> width: w + "px",
> "overflow": "hidden",
> });
>
> to:
>
> $("#fixedContainer .fixedHead").css({
> width: w + "px",
> "overflow": "hidden"
> });
> $("#fixedContainer .fixedTable").css({
> width: (w + 16) + "px",
> "overflow": "auto"
> });
> $("#fixedContainer .fixedFoot").css({
> width: w + "px",
> "overflow": "hidden"
> });
