greddin
08-29-2008, 10:17 PM
1) Script Title:
DHTML Modal Window v1.1
2) Script URL (on DD):
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...dhtmlmodal.htm
3) Describe problem:
I initially started a thread in the other forum, but I have confirmed this to be a problem with default set of files that come with the dhtmlmodal window downloads. For example: demo-modal.htm. Click on "Signup for our newsletter". (If you're in IE6).
As can be seen here:
http://qa.stellent.myipgportal.com/stellent/dhtmlmodal/demo-modal.htm
If I login to the remote server's desktop and use the IE6 there, this problem doesn't happen.
I tested in IE7 and FireFox 2 and 3. No problems.
I meticulously inserted debug alert()'s until I found the line of code that seems to be causing the trouble. It's in the dhtmlwindow.js file in the setopacity function.
This line:
if (targetobject.filters && targetobject.filters[0]){ //IE syntax
Again, it doesn't have a problem if I use IE6 from the local machine's desktop itself.
The page basically covers itself with the "veil" then stops with the error just before opening the modal window.
Thank you.
DHTML Modal Window v1.1
2) Script URL (on DD):
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...dhtmlmodal.htm
3) Describe problem:
I initially started a thread in the other forum, but I have confirmed this to be a problem with default set of files that come with the dhtmlmodal window downloads. For example: demo-modal.htm. Click on "Signup for our newsletter". (If you're in IE6).
As can be seen here:
http://qa.stellent.myipgportal.com/stellent/dhtmlmodal/demo-modal.htm
If I login to the remote server's desktop and use the IE6 there, this problem doesn't happen.
I tested in IE7 and FireFox 2 and 3. No problems.
I meticulously inserted debug alert()'s until I found the line of code that seems to be causing the trouble. It's in the dhtmlwindow.js file in the setopacity function.
This line:
if (targetobject.filters && targetobject.filters[0]){ //IE syntax
Again, it doesn't have a problem if I use IE6 from the local machine's desktop itself.
The page basically covers itself with the "veil" then stops with the error just before opening the modal window.
Thank you.