When I run the following code in FF 1.5 and 2, and IE 6 on my computer
the table and image appears. When I run it on the client's XP machine it
appears under FF 1.5 but under IE 6 the window is blank but IE appears
to be in some sort of loop (after about 10 seconds I get the 'not
responding' message in the title bar and have to close IE).
What is it that causes it to behave differently on different computers?
var t = document.create Element("TABLE" );
t.id = "txt0";
t.style.width = "200px";
var b = document.create Element("TBODY" );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
var d = document.create Element("TD");
c.style.height = "145px";
var myimg = document.create Element("IMG");
d.appendChild(m yimg);
myimg.src = "images/mm.png";
r.appendChild(d );
b.appendChild(r );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
d = document.create Element("TD");
d.style.textAli gn = "center";
d.style.padding Top = "4px";
d.style.padding Left = "38px";
d.style.fontWei ght = "bold";
var txt = document.create TextNode("item" );
d.appendChild(t xt);
r.appendChild(d );
b.appendChild(r );
t.appendChild(b );
document.body.a ppendChild(t);
Andrew Poulos
9  1789 
when i chaged this line:
c.style.height = "145px";
to :
d.style.height = "145px";
it plays well under FF 2 & IE 6 on my XP machine.
Andrew Poulos wrote:
When I run the following code in FF 1.5 and 2, and IE 6 on my computer
the table and image appears. When I run it on the client's XP machine it
appears under FF 1.5 but under IE 6 the window is blank but IE appears
to be in some sort of loop (after about 10 seconds I get the 'not
responding' message in the title bar and have to close IE).
What is it that causes it to behave differently on different computers?
var t = document.create Element("TABLE" );
t.id = "txt0";
t.style.width = "200px";
var b = document.create Element("TBODY" );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
var d = document.create Element("TD");
c.style.height = "145px";
var myimg = document.create Element("IMG");
d.appendChild(m yimg);
myimg.src = "images/mm.png";
r.appendChild(d );
b.appendChild(r );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
d = document.create Element("TD");
d.style.textAli gn = "center";
d.style.padding Top = "4px";
d.style.padding Left = "38px";
d.style.fontWei ght = "bold";
var txt = document.create TextNode("item" );
d.appendChild(t xt);
r.appendChild(d );
b.appendChild(r );
t.appendChild(b );
document.body.a ppendChild(t);
Andrew Poulos
Andrew Poulos wrote:
When I run the following code in FF 1.5 and 2, and IE 6 on my computer
the table and image appears. When I run it on the client's XP machine it
appears under FF 1.5 but under IE 6 the window is blank but IE appears
to be in some sort of loop (after about 10 seconds I get the 'not
responding' message in the title bar and have to close IE).
What is it that causes it to behave differently on different computers?
var t = document.create Element("TABLE" );
t.id = "txt0";
t.style.width = "200px";
var b = document.create Element("TBODY" );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
var d = document.create Element("TD");
c.style.height = "145px";
What is c?
--
Ian Collins.
Fdream wrote:
when i chaged this line:
c.style.height = "145px";
to :
d.style.height = "145px";
it plays well under FF 2 & IE 6 on my XP machine.
Sorry, that was a typo on my part and not part of the original code that
works on my IE 6 XP machine but not on the client's.
Andrew Poulos
Andrew Poulos wrote:
>When I run the following code in FF 1.5 and 2, and IE 6 on my computer
the table and image appears. When I run it on the client's XP machine it
appears under FF 1.5 but under IE 6 the window is blank but IE appears
to be in some sort of loop (after about 10 seconds I get the 'not
responding' message in the title bar and have to close IE).
What is it that causes it to behave differently on different computers?
var t = document.create Element("TABLE" );
t.id = "txt0";
t.style.widt h = "200px";
var b = document.create Element("TBODY" );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
var d = document.create Element("TD");
c.style.heig ht = "145px";
var myimg = document.create Element("IMG");
d.appendChild( myimg);
myimg.src = "images/mm.png";
r.appendChild( d);
b.appendChild( r);
var r = document.create Element("TR");
d = document.create Element("TD");
d.style.textAl ign = "center";
d.style.paddin gTop = "4px";
d.style.paddin gLeft = "38px";
d.style.fontWe ight = "bold";
var txt = document.create TextNode("item" );
d.appendChild( txt);
r.appendChild( d);
b.appendChild( r);
t.appendChild( b);
document.body. appendChild(t);
Andrew Poulos
Ian Collins wrote:
Andrew Poulos wrote:
>When I run the following code in FF 1.5 and 2, and IE 6 on my computer
the table and image appears. When I run it on the client's XP machine it
appears under FF 1.5 but under IE 6 the window is blank but IE appears
to be in some sort of loop (after about 10 seconds I get the 'not
responding' message in the title bar and have to close IE).
What is it that causes it to behave differently on different computers?
var t = document.create Element("TABLE" );
t.id = "txt0";
t.style.widt h = "200px";
var b = document.create Element("TBODY" );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
var d = document.create Element("TD");
c.style.heig ht = "145px";
What is c?
Sorry, it's a typo. It's not in the code that works on my machine and
not the client's.
Andrew Poulos
Andrew Poulos wrote:
Ian Collins wrote:
>Andrew Poulos wrote:
>>When I run the following code in FF 1.5 and 2, and IE 6 on my computer
the table and image appears. When I run it on the client's XP machine it
appears under FF 1.5 but under IE 6 the window is blank but IE appears
to be in some sort of loop (after about 10 seconds I get the 'not
responding' message in the title bar and have to close IE).
What is it that causes it to behave differently on different computers?
var t = document.create Element("TABLE" );
t.id = "txt0";
t.style.wid th = "200px";
var b = document.create Element("TBODY" );
var r = document.create Element("TR");
var d = document.create Element("TD");
c.style.heigh t = "145px";
What is c?
Sorry, it's a typo. It's not in the code that works on my machine and
not the client's.
If you want help with code that doesn't work, post it. Copy and paste
rather than retype.
--
Ian Collins.
Andrew Poulos a écrit :
the original code that
works on my IE 6 XP machine but not on the client's.
that even works with my old IE Mac !
what kind of PC has your client ?
Perhaps he has not the image on his HD ?
ASM wrote:
Andrew Poulos a écrit :
>the original code that works on my IE 6 XP machine but not on the
client's.
that even works with my old IE Mac !
what kind of PC has your client ?
Perhaps he has not the image on his HD ?
The client has a two year old XP machine.
Thanks but I tested for the images by:
- doing an alert on the src
- checking the images are where they're supposed to be
- double-clicking the images to make sure they open
I copied the folder onto a USB stick and moving it to my computer and it
worked. I don't know what else to do to get this to work on the client's
computer :-(
Andrew Poulos
It sounds like a cache problem ; empty the cache/temporary internet
files (as well as the offline files) and it should work.
Andrew Poulos wrote:
ASM wrote:
Andrew Poulos a écrit :
the original code that works on my IE 6 XP machine but not on the
client's.
that even works with my old IE Mac !
what kind of PC has your client ?
Perhaps he has not the image on his HD ?
The client has a two year old XP machine.
Thanks but I tested for the images by:
- doing an alert on the src
- checking the images are where they're supposed to be
- double-clicking the images to make sure they open
I copied the folder onto a USB stick and moving it to my computer and it
worked. I don't know what else to do to get this to work on the client's
computer :-(
Andrew Poulos
Yanick a écrit :
It sounds like a cache problem ; empty the cache/temporary internet
files (as well as the offline files) and it should work.
can try to reload the file (with button in tool bar)
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