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go to the page below:
http://homeinspectionpro.easycgi.com/main.htm
drag your mouse over the navagation boxes at the top (Home Inspections Links Careers Contact Us Company)
they dont drop down
Now click a link on the page (click HOME)
now click back after you click it.
Now as you drag over the navagation they drop down
Any body got any clue whats going on here.
Firstly, the entire page is in an IFrame :confused:
Also, its bad HTML:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...i.com/main.htm
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbos...om/mainsub.asp
thanks thats not what i asked about
Javascript errors also:
Error: MnuHome is not defined
Source File: http://homeinspectionpro.easycgi.com/MainSub.asp
Line: 119
One line:
MnuHome = document.getElementById('MnuHome');
Will solve the problem.
My point is, its more likely to be a bug in the authors code. Not Firefox ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by dogfish227
Standards complient browsers, such as FF are less forgiving when presented with poorly written HTML and Javascript.
what did you do to get this error i cant recreate itQuote:
Originally Posted by visualAd
also MnuHome is definatly defined
<div width="125px" id="MnuHome" name="MnuHome" style="visibility:hidden; position:absolute; top:146px; left:9px;" >
Just hover over the top of the navigation pains to get the error to show. It will show in the Javascript console: Tools->Javascript Console.Quote:
Originally Posted by dogfish227
The element is defined, but it is not referenced correctly in the Javascrpt. It needs to be fetched using the getElementById() method.
Sweet thanks visiual
ps
sorry if i was rude above.
-Nate
O also i used the iframe to center the page.
the page has absolute positioned things in it so it cant be centered regualrly
Also how can i fix "No Character Encoding Found! Falling back to UTF-8."
i have "<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">" at the top of the page is that not the encoding??
It tells you on the page how to fix it.
owell
Code:<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1">
Works fine for me :ehh:
Same here. He must've fixed it by the time we came across this thread.