Create test case outside of your class that shows the alleged error, put it on
jsfiddle.
My first guess is, you're trying to 'grab' on an element that isn't extended
with $.
On Jan 1, 2011, at 8:25 AM, Ciul wrote:
> Hi pals.
>
> Happy new year :D
>
> I was finishid last details of the class (it already works really
> nice :P ) and then I said, let's test it on IE, why not?
>
> and then...crash!, but with something that shouldn't has to crash, the
> Element.grab method from MooTools.
>
> Kinda found a solution, it displays the overlay on IE but still says
> there's an error.
>
> // IE throws an error on grab. [This object doesn't support this
> property or method]
> if(Browser.ie) {
> panes[this.options.mapPane].appendChild(this._wrapper);
> // IE will still show an error message but at least the
> overlay
> will be displayed anyway.
> }
> else {
> panes[this.options.mapPane].grab(this._wrapper);
> }
>
> /* Possible Map Panes string values:
> floatPane (Pane 6)
> This pane contains the info window. It is above all map
> overlays.
> overlayMouseTarget (Pane 5)
> This pane contains transparent elements that receive
> DOM mouse
> events for the markers.
> It is above the floatShadow, so that markers in the
> shadow of the
> info window can be clickable.
> floatShadow (Pane 4)
> This pane contains the info window shadow. It is above
> the
> overlayImage,
> so that markers can be in the shadow of the info window.
> overlayImage (Pane 3)
> This pane contains the marker foreground images.
> overlayShadow (Pane 2)
> This pane contains the marker shadows.
> overlayLayer (Pane 1) chosen by Default
> This pane contains polylines, polygons, ground overlays
> and tile
> layer overlays.
> mapPane (Pane 0)
> This pane is the lowes pane and is above the tiles.
> */
>
>
> Any idea why's that or how to solve it?
>
> Best regards,
> Ciul.
