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Javascript onload

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TekEss

TekEss

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Sep 11, 2006
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, not working in IE6 until mouse is clicked on page.

Works fine in other machines with ie6. works well with netscape browser.I am the only one having a problem. if i clear cache it works until next page load. tried it with Symantic on and off, no difference.

running xp pro sp2,ie6 sp2

any thoughts?

 
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edit... top line should have read " until you move the mouse over it without clicking" instead of on mouse click.
 
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And we're supposed to guess at what the code says that's causing the problem?

Lee
 
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What do you care about the code ? Read the post in its entirety.

Is there a code that can be written so that it would only affect 1 persons computer and no one else running the same software?

Is being a smartass is the best you can do ?
 
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If one person is running a Mac and the rest of the computers are running Windows, yes, the code could act differently on that one computer. Two Windows machines running IE could have different results if they have different plugins for IE.

Posting code or a link will usually get you a better answer. Unless your code is so simplistic as to be trivial, such as <body onLoad='alert("I'm so smart I don't have to explain anything and people will understand")'>, it's probably something _in_ the onLoad code.

Count yourself lucky you got not one, but two responses.
 
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Sorry guys, been one of those days and I have been at this one for most of it. The code is very simplistic, just like myself. It is nothing more than a vertical scroller. Documentation is here and the page it can be found on is in the upper left corner, under News and Events.

Please accept my apologies for being a jerk.
 
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