Hi...
Is there a way of preventing the second firing of the onResize event in IE?
It's an absolute bast. In the past few weeks I've come to realise how
completely and utterly pants IE is. Shame a million percent of people use
it. : (
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"The Plankmeister" <pl************ ******@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:3f******** *************** @dread14.news.t ele.dk... Hi...
Is there a way of preventing the second firing of the onResize event in
IE?
Why do you want to hook the onResize event? Just interested :-)
Cheers
Richard.
> Why do you want to hook the onResize event? Just interested :-)
I have some divs that are different heights when the page initially loads.
It's not too bad to look at, but I'm implementing a javascript method to
change the height of all the divs so their bottom edges are all on the same
level.
It looks perfectly fine with javascript turned off, I am merely doing it as
a refinement for those people who have javascript turned on.
I've had to hack it to get it working in IE... Any advice on how to prevent
the 2nd firing would be greatly appreciated!
P.
"The Plankmeister" <pl************ ******@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:3f******** *************** @dread14.news.t ele.dk... Why do you want to hook the onResize event? Just interested :-)
I have some divs that are different heights when the page initially loads.
It's not too bad to look at, but I'm implementing a javascript method to
change the height of all the divs so their bottom edges are all on the
same level.
It looks perfectly fine with javascript turned off, I am merely doing it
as a refinement for those people who have javascript turned on.
Hmmm. IHMO you should be concentrating on refining your content instead of
trying to defeat what the browser has just decided for its layout.
Cheers
Richard.
It's hard to say about the double firing without seeing your code.
I use onresize in certain situations (for when the user alters font
size), and haven't noticed your problem.
However, in situations where I get unwanted event firings, I will
usually designate a variable that I set, so the unwanted events
may be ignored depending on the true or falseness of the variable.
Csaba Gabor
"The Plankmeister" <pl************ ******@hotmail. com> wrote in message
news:3f******** *************** @dread14.news.t ele.dk... Why do you want to hook the onResize event? Just interested :-)
I have some divs that are different heights when the page initially loads.
It's not too bad to look at, but I'm implementing a javascript method to
change the height of all the divs so their bottom edges are all on the same
level.
It looks perfectly fine with javascript turned off, I am merely doing it as
a refinement for those people who have javascript turned on.
I've had to hack it to get it working in IE... Any advice on how to prevent
the 2nd firing would be greatly appreciated!
P.
Hmmm. IHMO you should be concentrating on refining your content instead of
trying to defeat what the browser has just decided for its layout.
IMHO you should either answer the question I asked or not answer at all.
Cheers,
P. However, in situations where I get unwanted event firings, I will
usually designate a variable that I set, so the unwanted events
may be ignored depending on the true or falseness of the variable.
That's what I've done in this case. I suppose it'll have to do... I've
Googled 'til I'm blue in the face regarding this quirk of IE and it seems
it's a behaviour that cannot be altered. Oh well... Maybe one day Micro$haft
will release a good browser : )
Thanks for the advice, anyway.
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