I ran into this same issue today where $.unblockUI() seemed to be ignored by
Internet Explorer 6 and 7.
After searching all day for a possible cause, I found an unclosed label tag
in my HTML form. Adding the end label tag solved the problem.
Hope this helps.
- Steve
Beren wrote:
>
>
> Hi everyone.
> I'm using blockUI for a project and can't get it to work properly
> under IE 6 and 7 (yeah, I know what you guys thinking, me too).
> The problem comes when I try to use the function $.unblockUI() when
> certain events trigger, ie:
>
> var cancel =
> $("<input type='button' value='cancel' />")
> .bind("click", function(){ $.unblockUI(); });
>
> var message =
> $("<form>")
> .append("<input type='submit' value='Ok' />")
> .append(cancel);
>
> // This is where I add functionality.
> $(".myAnchor")
> .bind(
> "click",
> $.blockUI(message);
>
> Everything goes swimingly and the modal form appear whenever I click
> on "MyAnchor", but when I click on "Cancel" I can't get it to unblock
> (it works on Firefox though, of course). I think I've tried
> everything, like defining the cancel button through more rustic means
> like so (ready to remember the early 2000's?):
>
> var cancel =
> $("<input type='button' value='cancel' onclick=' $.unblockUI(); ' /
>>")
>
> but this won't work either (in IE 6 and 7). Oh! I also tried switching
> from jQuery 1.3 to 1.1 since that's the version they use in the
> official page for the plugin and it works under Internet Explorer, but
> that didn't work either.
> I was wondering if this is a known issue with IE and there's a way to
> solve it.
>
> Thanks and sorry for the long post.
>
>
>
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