On Jul 30, 1:23 pm, mmiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Final fix for me as follows:
>
> jqModal.js (r9) line 55 WAS: var s=0,hash={},ma=[],ie6=$.browser.msie
> && typeof XMLHttpRequest == 'function',
>
> jqModal.js (r9) line 55 FIX: var s=0,hash={},ma=[],ie6=$.browser.msie
> && ($.browser.versi
Final fix for me as follows:
jqModal.js (r9) line 55 WAS: var s=0,hash={},ma=[],ie6=$.browser.msie
&& typeof XMLHttpRequest == 'function',
jqModal.js (r9) line 55 FIX: var s=0,hash={},ma=[],ie6=$.browser.msie
&& ($.browser.version == "6.0"),
Mark
On Jul 27, 10:26 am, mmiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it too much for me to say that I love you guys?
Much appreciated.
Mark
On Jul 27, 9:35 am, Wizzud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> r9 and r10 use exactly the same test for IE6 detection.
> Search for the current code
>
> ie6=function'
>
> and replace with the (suggested) modification
>
> ie6
r9 and r10 use exactly the same test for IE6 detection.
Search for the current code
ie6=function'
and replace with the (suggested) modification
ie6=Request)
(Be careful not to disturb the commas around the assignment!)
shelane wrote:
>
>
> Was this for r10? How about r9? It appea
Was this for r10? How about r9? It appears to be different and I'm not sure
what to change.
On 7/27/07 7:30 AM, "Wizzud" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> The problem is caused by the browser detection method being used to determine
> IE6. The test used is:
>
> ie6=$.browser.msie && typeof X
>The problem is caused by the browser detection method being used to
>determine
>IE6. The test used is:
>
>ie6=$.browser.msie && typeof XMLHttpRequest == 'function'
Also, new in v1.1.3.x you could do:
ie6=$.browser.msie && ($.browser.version == "6")
-Dan
This is the real programmers solution :)
I just had the dimension plugin handy. If you don't use it for other
purposes Wizzuds solution is the way to go keeping the jqModal as
lightweight as possible.
-- David
Wizzud schreef:
The problem is caused by the browser detection method being use
The problem is caused by the browser detection method being used to determine
IE6. The test used is:
ie6=$.browser.msie && typeof XMLHttpRequest == 'function'
which worked up to 1.1.2 where there was code along the lines of
if ( !window.XMLHttpRequest )
XMLHttpRequest = function(){...}
To put my money where my mouth is I tried it and i changed the css part to
.css({height:$(document).height(),width:$(window).width(),position:'absolute',left:0,top:0,'z-index':z-1,opacity:c.overlay/100})
It works fine in IE6, FF2 for me.
-- David
David Duymelinck schreef:
The only probl
The only problem i found is when you scroll a large page it will have
an uncovered bottom but that can be solved by using the dimensions
plugin and replace the 100% with the fetched document with and height, I
haven't tried it yet myself.
David Duymelinck schreef:
Oh sorry it is my mista
Oh sorry it is my mistake i was forgotten i changed
.css({height:'100%',width:'100%',position:'fixed',left:0,top:0,'z-index':z-1,opacity:c.overlay/100})
to
.css({height:'100%',width:'100%',position:'absolute',left:0,top:0,'z-index':z-1,opacity:c.overlay/100})
That fixed the problem for me
So
Thanks David,
Sourcing from: http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqModal/
I am using jqModal $Version: 2007.02.25 +r9. IE6 works for me with
jQuery1.1.2 but not jQuery1.1.3.1.
I've tested the following in IE6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2:
jQuery 1.1.2 + r9 = PASS
jQuery 1.1.2 + r10beta = PASS
jQuery 1.1.3 + r
Are you using the last revision of the plugin? I use jqModal for an
IE6 intranet site and i had no bumps upgrading to jQuery 1.1.3
--David
On Jul 26, 10:01 pm, mmiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I if download and host the jqModal public example (and associated
> resources) on a local webser
Mark, I noticed the same thing and also had to roll back to 1.1.2. I sent
the plugin author an email offlist, I see you have cc'd him as well.
Hopefully he will come up with an update soon that will address the issue.
-- Josh
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