I have the following in my webpage:
<body onresize=Center It(); onMouseMove=mou seCheck(event); >
CenterIt and mouseCheck are my own javascript functions. Works fine for IE
and Opera, doesn't even go into the function for Firefox or Netscape. Is
there a different way to assign functions to events that will be understood
by "all" browsers? Thanks!
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Simon Wigzell wrote: I have the following in my webpage:
<body onresize=Center It(); onMouseMove=mou seCheck(event); >
Is there a different way to assign functions to events that
will be understood by "all" browsers? Thanks!
Try writing formally valid HTML.
Richard.
Oh thank you so much! You are so kind and so helpfull! Now I know how what I
did wrong! Now I can solve my problem! You are so wonderfull!
Can I send you some money as a reward for your deep insight and wisdom?
"Richard Cornford" <Ri*****@litote s.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:da******** ***********@new s.demon.co.uk.. . Simon Wigzell wrote: I have the following in my webpage:
<body onresize=Center It(); onMouseMove=mou seCheck(event); >
Is there a different way to assign functions to events that
will be understood by "all" browsers? Thanks!
Try writing formally valid HTML.
Richard.
"Simon Wigzell" <si**********@s haw.ca> wrote: I have the following in my webpage:
<body onresize=Center It(); onMouseMove=mou seCheck(event); >
CenterIt and mouseCheck are my own javascript functions. Works fine for IE
and Opera, doesn't even go into the function for Firefox or Netscape. Is
there a different way to assign functions to events that will be understood
by "all" browsers? Thanks!
IMHO your HTML syntax is wrong and I'm rather surprised that IE
understands it. Try:
<body onresize="Cente rIt();" onmousemove="mo useCheck(event) ;">
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Simon Wigzell wrote:
<top-posting fixed> Richard Cornford wrote: Simon Wigzell wrote: I have the following in my webpage:
<body onresize=Center It(); onMouseMove=mou seCheck(event); >
Is there a different way to assign functions to events that
will be understood by "all" browsers? Thanks!
Try writing formally valid HTML.
Oh thank you so much! You are so kind and so helpfull!
Now I know how what I did wrong! Now I can solve my
problem! You are so wonderfull!
<snip>
If you validated your HTML the validator would tell you what was wrong
with it and you wouldn't have to ask.
Richard.
Tim Slattery wrote : "Simon Wigzell" <si**********@s haw.ca> wrote:
I have the following in my webpage:
<body onresize=Center It(); onMouseMove=mou seCheck(event); >
CenterIt and mouseCheck are my own javascript functions. Works fine for IE
and Opera, doesn't even go into the function for Firefox or Netscape. Is
there a different way to assign functions to events that will be understood
by "all" browsers? Thanks!
IMHO your HTML syntax is wrong and I'm rather surprised that IE
understands it. Try:
<body onresize="Cente rIt();" onmousemove="mo useCheck(event) ;">
--
Tim Slattery
Sl********@bls. gov
There is no onresize event handler for the body element in HTML 4.01: so
that too is invalid.
The window.event property is MSIE-specific. MSIE does not support DOM 2
Events interface. So both Firefox and Netscape should reply in their
javascript console that "event is an undefined object".
Gérard
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Simon Wigzell wrote : Oh thank you so much! You are so kind and so helpfull! Now I know how what I
did wrong! Now I can solve my problem! You are so wonderfull!
Can I send you some money as a reward for your deep insight and wisdom?
You may find Richard's answer irritating and frustrating but I assure
you that the very first thing to do when facing a layout or error or a
problem of some sort is to make sure that the markup code is well-formed
and valid and that the CSS code is valid and does not generate parsing
errors. Often, the source of problems is there or starts there.
So:
- onresize is not a valid attribute for body element; you would possibly
want the resize event to be registered on the window object instead
- event is a proprietary object in MSIE 5+
- MSIE 6 does not support DOM 2 Events attributes and methods
Crossbrowser DOM Scripting: Event Handlers http://www.scottandrew.com/weblog/articles/cbs-events
There you go.
Gérard
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On Fri, 08 Jul 2005 03:32:00 -0400, =?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=E9rard_Ta lbot?=
<ne***********@ gtalbot.org> wrote: Tim Slattery wrote : IMHO your HTML syntax is wrong and I'm rather surprised that IE
understands it. Try:
<body onresize="Cente rIt();" onmousemove="mo useCheck(event) ;">
There is no onresize event handler for the body element in HTML 4.01: so
that too is invalid.
You've not got enough information to say that, he may be using a
doctype, or internal subset with an onresize attribute for body. The
brackets problems are not solvable in a document you can serve as
text/html.
Jim.
Jim Ley wrote : On Fri, 08 Jul 2005 03:32:00 -0400, =?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=E9rard_Ta lbot?=
<ne***********@ gtalbot.org> wrote:
Tim Slattery wrote :
IMHO your HTML syntax is wrong and I'm rather surprised that IE
understand s it. Try:
<body onresize="Cente rIt();" onmousemove="mo useCheck(event) ;">
There is no onresize event handler for the body element in HTML 4.01: so
that too is invalid.
You've not got enough information to say that, he may be using a
doctype, or internal subset with an onresize attribute for body.
Well, I was referring to HTML 4.01. And I always assume that (a standard
doctype) as default when someone post.
If I remember correctly, in such case (internal error correction
mechanism), Mozilla-based browsers and MSIE assign the resize event to
the window object by default.
I wanted to point out the invalid attribute.
The brackets problems are not solvable in a document you can serve as
text/html.
Jim.
I don't understand that last part: what brackets problems? You mean
missing quote " signs?.. ok then :) Yes, missing the quotes is decisive.
Cheers,
Gérard
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On Fri, 08 Jul 2005 05:51:48 -0400, =?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=E9rard_Ta lbot?=
<ne***********@ gtalbot.org> wrote: Jim Ley wrote : You've not got enough information to say that, he may be using a
doctype, or internal subset with an onresize attribute for body.
Well, I was referring to HTML 4.01. And I always assume that (a standard
doctype) as default when someone post.
You can't do that however, especially as the W3 standard doctypes are
not the only ones that user agents support, particularly onresize on
body which is supported by the majority of user agents.
If I remember correctly, in such case (internal error correction
mechanism), Mozilla-based browsers and MSIE assign the resize event to
the window object by default.
This is not "internal error correction" it's the documented behaviour
for the user agents.
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