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please help to find problem in FF with javascript
Hello for all, i solved this problem by changing {loadsnowimagescount(counttuna);}} into {setTimeout("loadsnowimagescount(counttuna);",100)}} Why it start worked i don't know, it seems like i'm going to infinity :). But i think it some kind of FF bug. Or netscape spree. So solved!- butoremontas
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- Forum: Javascript
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please help to find problem in FF with javascript
Hello BillyRayPreachersSon , thanks for answer. Everything is very simple - i want to get function loadsnowimagescount(counttuna), then [i] will reach 8. But this script don't count ++counttuna and i don't know why. I get 0 in FF and good number in IE. This number depends on loaded IMG, that...- butoremontas
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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please help to find problem in FF with javascript
Thanks for answer, but i found more problems in this script. I made some changes and now i found, that then i remove alert(counttuna) from the end of script and enable my function - loadsnowimagescount(counttuna) it not working. But then i put .... if(i=8) {alert(counttuna)...- butoremontas
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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please help to find problem in FF with javascript
Hello, i have this (look below), in IE "alert(this.src + counttuna);" loops good - from 1 to 8, but in FF or Chrome "alert(this.src + counttuna);" loops from 8 to 0 in , i can't find why. My english isn't so good, so if need more explanation, i will do. Thanks for any help. function...- butoremontas
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