On Dec 24, 3:13*pm, Big Moxy <bigm...@gmail. comwrote:
On Dec 24, 11:33*am, David Mark <dmark.cins...@ gmail.comwrote:
On Dec 24, 1:53*pm, Big Moxy <bigm...@gmail. comwrote:
test page -http://projects.missio ninternet.com/proweb/clients/test.php..
When I added the onclick event so that I could employ ajax on this
page the stylesheet formatting for this <lidisappeare d. If you look
at the test page you can see what it should look like. The stylesheet
also defines a:hover behavior (change the font-weight to bold).
Why not post a test page that shows the problem?
<li onclick="makeRe quest('echo.php ?clientID=<?php echo $clientID; ?
')">Reports</li>
Don't post server side code.
Q1: What happened?
Who knows?
Q2: How can I resolve this?
Post a link to the non-working version and/or the client side markup.
The link I provided doesn't work on IE 7 and FF 2.0.0.11. I always
assume that it is better to see the problem first hand than look at a
picture of the problem.
I thought when you said it was what it should look like, that meant it
was a working example (rather than a broken one.) I don't know what
you mean by a "picture of the problem."
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Nonetheless here is a link that contains the problem as I see it -http://projects.missio ninternet.com/proweb/clients/problem.html.
Okay. Now I see what you mean by a picture. That doesn't help. I
tried both of your links. One works and the other is a picture of one
that doesn't work (I think.) Post a non-working page (i.e. a page
with the rollover bold effect broken by the insertion of the onclick
attribute.)
I posted an update indicating I added onmouseover to mimic the
stylesheet definition however I don't know how to restore the default
format when the mouse moves away.
Set the className property to an empty string onmouseout.
And BTW, the curved corners are all messed up in IE7 and Firefox (at
the bottom.) If they look good in your browser(s), you need to adjust
your font size, window size or something.
