I have fixed this issue: Ie6, 7 and 8 were getting an invalid argument error because of CSS padding: once padding was removed fro mthe textareas completely in a separate IE stylesheet, IE6 and 7 and 8 all worked fine with multiple textareas and no errors
Opera was fixed by this problem also, although im not sure exactly what caused Opera to correct - but it works fine now too! hope this helps others On Jul 22, 7:55 pm, kyleduncan <kyledun...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > i am having trouble getting theautogrow.js plugin to work properly in > all versions of IE (of course!) and Opera. > > plugin link:http://plugins.jquery.com/project/autogrow > > Opera just seems to make the textareas ridiculously tall for some > reason, but IE actually throws up a scripting area when .autogrow(); > is activated. it brings up an error in jquery.js line 12 saying > "invalid argument". i am thinking this could be to do with the fact > this plugin was developed for jquery 1.2 and that IE doesnt play well > when using jQuery 1.3 andautogrow. does anybody have any suggestions? > i'm more concerned about IE than opera. > > another thing to note is that IE does actually activate the firsttextareait > finds successfully, but doesnt listen to the min-height > statement, which IE7 and 8 actually DO understand and should adhere to > under normal circumstances. however, my secondtextareaon the page > isnt "autogrown" at all and just behaves like a normaltextarea. > > has anybody encountered this and found any solutions, or an > alternativeautogrowplugin? i tried 2 other jquery plugins based > onautogrowthat provided various patches and fixes to it > (e.g.http://plugins.jquery.com/project/autogrowupdate) but neither of them > fixed this issue.
