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Looking to see if anyone's run into WebTrends JavaScript and MapQuest JavaScript interfering with each other. If we put a map on a page, webtrends stops tracking the page.

Thanks Jeff, Here's the situation, your suggestion works, but we'd have to modify around 1100 pages. I'm wondering if there's a couple of specific objects that can be detected for IE7, to set event.returnValue=false in the JavaScript file which includes our popup code, so we can modify the one...

Due to return false; being ignored in IE 7 on Windows Vista, for something like the following: <a href="myPage.html" onclick="popupWindow("myPage.html");return false;">link text here</a> what do I use for object detection to pinpoint IE7? When IE7 hits a link created like this, it makes the...

Thanks and sorry, that's correct, void didn't work as well as the original method of using onclick. Thanks for helping, though this is frustrating since it works as expected in Windows XP and IE as well as other browsers in Vista. youngApprentice

I appreciate the response, however, that's the reason I posted my question. It "should work fine", but it doesn't work properly at all in IE 7 on Windows Vista. From a web server, I get the popup with the content and the parent window then switches to the anchor tag's href, instead of staying...

Here's a typical situation: you have a link set to open a window if JavaScript is enabled, with the parent window going to the link if JavaScript is not enabled. <a href="/myFolder/myPage.htm" title="my title" onClick="popAWindow('/myFolder/myPage.htm','500','400'); return false;">My Link...

Anyone have any ideas on why an apostrophe comes from the server (using JSP) as the numeric entity code of ampersandpound39semicolon and I can't use decodeURI or decodeURIComponent to turn it into ' ? Naturally I mean the symbols where I typed them out. If I use %27 I get the apostrophe when...

Thanks. Using table-less layouts, since there's not a single piece of tabular data in our page. However, I still need to know if there's a list of supported browsers. -youngApprentice

I ended up using prototype's Event.observe on my input type=image, as the onclick attribute was being generated on the fly with IE ignoring it. I'm not sure that prototype was "hijacking" the onclick. -youngApprentice

Hi All, Am using Prototype 1.5.1 for Ajax calls to server. Is there an official supported browser list somewhere? Netscape 8.1.3 doesn't seem to work with Prototype Insertion TIA, youngApprentice

I'm wondering if you can set an onclick on an input type=image, with or without an onSubmit, to make an Ajax call to submit a form. I'm using Prototype 1.5.1 Internet Explorer seems to be completely ignoring the onclick of an input type=image. TIA, youngApprentice

Thanks BabyJeffy, Yes after re-reading Prototype's "How Prototype extends the DOM" three times, "Surely the correct syntax is just:" $('myContainer').appendChild(myHeading); However when I read the note at the bottom of their explanation, it got me a little confused. So the syntax wouldn't be...

Hi All, For the $ function in Prototype 1.5.1, which is the correct syntax to be cross browser: $($('myContainer')).appendChild(myHeading); or $($('myContainer').appendChild(myHeading)); They both seem to work, and I need this to work in several browsers. The second one seems to be more...

and add this to your doctype "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd" before your closing bracket(the line above starts with a space)

I seem to get better cross browser results with floats and relative positioning than floats and positive/negative margins, to shift things around. In general, am I better off using positioning than playing with margins? -TIA

try adding line-height: 46px; in your #sitename styles