[jQuery] Re: $(document).ready and Firefox 3
Unfortunately not since I'm working for a client and to make the whole
thing work one must have the Nexus Personal Security Software
installed. Maybe it's possible to simulate it by loading some other
kind of plugin. I would be happy to send the JavaScript and HTML
though.
/Christer
On 31 Mar, 16:57, Ricardo ricardob...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you have a public page we can look at? It's hard to guess without
seeing a line of code.
cheers,
- ricardo
On Mar 31, 10:16 am, chrsan chr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
If someone has an answer to this problem I would be very glad to get
some input.
I'm out of clues on how to solve this my self.
Thanks in advance,
Christer
On 24 Mar, 13:55, chrsan chr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
We've just started to use jQuery in a project where we use it to load
an external plugin based on what kind of browser the user is on. When
loading the plugin we insert object-tags via JavaScript etc.
Everything is working as expected regarding the loading and usage of
the plugin except for one small thing. In Chrome, Safari and IE the
page content is displayed before the plugin dialog is popped up (it's
a plugin used to authenticate), but inFirefoxthe page content is
displayed after the user has pressed submit or cancel in the plugin
dialog.
Maybe this has something to do with the behaviour regarding to when
the DOM is ready or not. I've searched this mailing list and the
internet and tried a couple of solutions. Putting the script-tag
that loads our JavaScript at the bottom of the page, changed $
(document).ready() to jQuery(function() {} etc. None of those
solutions seem to work.
Does anyone have a clue how to solve this? It would be much
appreciated!
Tanks,
Christer
[jQuery] Re: $(document).ready and Firefox 3
Hi!
If someone has an answer to this problem I would be very glad to get
some input.
I'm out of clues on how to solve this my self.
Thanks in advance,
Christer
On 24 Mar, 13:55, chrsan chr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
We've just started to use jQuery in a project where we use it to load
an external plugin based on what kind of browser the user is on. When
loading the plugin we insert object-tags via JavaScript etc.
Everything is working as expected regarding the loading and usage of
the plugin except for one small thing. In Chrome, Safari and IE the
page content is displayed before the plugin dialog is popped up (it's
a plugin used to authenticate), but in Firefox the page content is
displayed after the user has pressed submit or cancel in the plugin
dialog.
Maybe this has something to do with the behaviour regarding to when
the DOM is ready or not. I've searched this mailing list and the
internet and tried a couple of solutions. Putting the script-tag
that loads our JavaScript at the bottom of the page, changed $
(document).ready() to jQuery(function() {} etc. None of those
solutions seem to work.
Does anyone have a clue how to solve this? It would be much
appreciated!
Tanks,
Christer
[jQuery] $(document).ready and Firefox 3
Hi!
We've just started to use jQuery in a project where we use it to load
an external plugin based on what kind of browser the user is on. When
loading the plugin we insert object-tags via JavaScript etc.
Everything is working as expected regarding the loading and usage of
the plugin except for one small thing. In Chrome, Safari and IE the
page content is displayed before the plugin dialog is popped up (it's
a plugin used to authenticate), but in Firefox the page content is
displayed after the user has pressed submit or cancel in the plugin
dialog.
Maybe this has something to do with the behaviour regarding to when
the DOM is ready or not. I've searched this mailing list and the
internet and tried a couple of solutions. Putting the script-tag
that loads our JavaScript at the bottom of the page, changed $
(document).ready() to jQuery(function() {} etc. None of those
solutions seem to work.
Does anyone have a clue how to solve this? It would be much
appreciated!
Tanks,
Christer
