Can anyone shine more light on this???
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Joel Polsky <polskystud...@gmail.com>wrote: > > > On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 1:16 PM, Brett Ritter <swift...@swiftone.org>wrote: > >> >> On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 11:11 AM, PictureMan<polskystud...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> > It works great in FF, but not in IE!!! What can I do to fix? There's >> > too much code to post online. But I can tell you about it's >> > conctruction.. It's a mix of ColdFusioin and JQuery. >> ... >> > }}; >> > }}; >> > </script> >> >> The above endings are syntax errors, but I'll assume that's the result >> of hand-copying... >> >> ...In other news, if you are running ColdFusion to dynamically >> generate the JS, why not just dynamically set the form elements in the >> first place? Just curious. >> >> Otherwise: >> >> 1) Define "not in IE". What is the behavior you observe? >> 2) Check the generated HTML that results. >> 3) Try to pare down the generated HTML into a small example that >> easily demonstrates the problem. >> >> Generally in the course of #3, a great many problems are discovered >> and fixed. If not, you'll have a simple example that will be much >> easier to get help with. >> >> Hope that helps! >> >> -- >> Brett Ritter / SwiftOne >> swift...@swiftone.org >> > > Changing the form's values to dynamic will work, but I don't know if it > will fixt the problem.. will give that a try. > > Since posting I've removed the Coldfusion's dynamic CFFORM (as it also > adds javascript to the page, and thought it may be effecting the jquery some > how. I also striped down a page to it's bare element. Same results. > > I've even extracted the HTML that is sent to the browser and saved that as > a html file and tested. Same issues, validates in FF, and No valildation in > IE. > > In Firefox the jquery validation works - input boxes or check boxes that > are invalid or are required get checked, causing jquery error messags to > appear. > > In IE 7 -- there is NO validation happening what so ever, the submit button > simply sends the form to the next page (in this case a page that processes > the form's contents and does a DB update. > > I can attach the trimed down html version, but it is around 850 lines of > code. Or attach a zip file with the scripts being used. > > Please advise..and thanks! > >
