Yas-3 wrote:
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> Johnie: Thanks for your suggestion-- when coupled with Rob's
> suggestion to comment out the if statement, it fixes the issue.
>
> If the next version of blockUI contains a fix for this issue, great;
> but if not, these fixes are sufficient.
>
> I really appreciate all th
Johnie: Thanks for your suggestion-- when coupled with Rob's
suggestion to comment out the if statement, it fixes the issue.
If the next version of blockUI contains a fix for this issue, great;
but if not, these fixes are sufficient.
I really appreciate all the suggestions, everyone-- thank you
I use blockUI for my intranet site, so I can't provide a demo page,
but every user in the company must use IE6. To fix this problem, I
modified lines 132 - 134 to the following:
var lyr1 = ($.browser.msie) ? $('')
: $('');
var lyr2 = $('');
I'm not an expert
I just saw this post by rxal on Nabble (
http://www.nabble.com/IE6-and-blockUI-Issue-td17539499s27240.html )
> I've come across the same problem, in my case putting commenting out a few
> lines in install functions solved the problem - I'm using ver. 2.07
> look at the lines 185-194 where if (i
Thanks for the reply, Mike. Your point on bad markup was well taken--
these examples I'm about to post have passed validation against W3C's
markup validator (as 4.01 strict). :)
I've got two example files out there that more closely resemble the
page that was giving me issues to begin with:
http:
> Thanks in advance to any who might have a solution.
The solution is to use standards mode on your page, not quirksmode.
So add this to the top of your page:
http://www.w3.org/
TR/html4/strict.dtd">
Also note that besides being in quirksmode, your page has some basic
semantic problems (such as
> Has anyone else experienced the following issue with blockUI and IE6?
>
> I am using:
> jQuery version 1.2.6 (05/24/2008)
> blockUI version 2.07 (05/17/2008)
>
> Below is a link to a SSCCE that should demonstrate the issue.
>
> http://myorangepeels.com/blockui/blockuidemo.html
I see what you m
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