Tables corrupted when using Macintosh - IE5

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  • Roger Withnell

    Tables corrupted when using Macintosh - IE5

    My NavBar works with IBM/IE5.5 but does not work properly with
    Macintosh/IE5.

    The on page vertical NavBar has a button in each <td> The buttons are
    separated with a style="top:XXpx " in the td tag. With Macintosh, the
    buttons are not separated, but appear without any gaps between them and
    Javascript says that the offsetTop is the same for each button in the stack.

    Second problem: the pop-up menus are held off screen and moved by
    Javascript to the correct position on mouseover. These pop-up menus are
    tables with a button in each <td> . On mouseover, the pop-menus appear in
    the correct position but, with Macintosh/IE, the button text in them is
    corrupted, all overlayed in the first button position. I have altered the
    starting position of the pop-menu to be on screen and it is drawn correctly
    initially. It's when the line in the Javascript function that changes the
    the pop-menu's position that it is corrupted.


  • Roger Withnell

    #2
    Re: Tables corrupted when using Macintosh - IE5

    If it helps, at www.brilley.co.uk/testmenusMac.asp is a test page that works
    in IBM- IE5 but not in Mac-IE5
    "Roger Withnell" <rogerREMOVE@TH ISFIRSTupperbri dge.co.uk> wrote in message
    news:c0rhei$in4 $1@sparta.btint ernet.com...[color=blue]
    > My NavBar works with IBM/IE5.5 but does not work properly with
    > Macintosh/IE5.
    >
    > The on page vertical NavBar has a button in each <td> The buttons are
    > separated with a style="top:XXpx " in the td tag. With Macintosh, the
    > buttons are not separated, but appear without any gaps between them and
    > Javascript says that the offsetTop is the same for each button in the[/color]
    stack.[color=blue]
    >
    > Second problem: the pop-up menus are held off screen and moved by
    > Javascript to the correct position on mouseover. These pop-up menus are
    > tables with a button in each <td> . On mouseover, the pop-menus appear in
    > the correct position but, with Macintosh/IE, the button text in them is
    > corrupted, all overlayed in the first button position. I have altered the
    > starting position of the pop-menu to be on screen and it is drawn[/color]
    correctly[color=blue]
    > initially. It's when the line in the Javascript function that changes the
    > the pop-menu's position that it is corrupted.
    >
    >[/color]


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    • Leonard Blaisdell

      #3
      Re: Tables corrupted when using Macintosh - IE5

      In article <c0rhei$in4$1@s parta.btinterne t.com>, "Roger Withnell"
      <rogerREMOVE@TH ISFIRSTupperbri dge.co.uk> wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > My NavBar works with IBM/IE5.5 but does not work properly with
      > Macintosh/IE5.[/color]

      I get a "script error" message while trying to access your page
      <http://www.brilley.co. uk/testmenusMac.as p>. I'm using Mac IE5 also. If
      it's a javascript problem, I can't help. The error is "Submenu is
      undefined".

      leo

      --
      <http://web0.greatbasin .net/~leo/>

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      • Roger Withnell

        #4
        Re: Tables corrupted when using Macintosh - IE5

        Thank for your help. Sorry about that. JavaScript error was masked by
        Norton Anti-Virus! The page now runs in IBM-IE5 without JavaScript errors.
        Any ideas on why the menus are corrupting?

        "Leonard Blaisdell" <leo@greatbasin .com> wrote in message
        news:leo-170204191549000 1@leosmac.spark s.nv.us...[color=blue]
        > In article <c0rhei$in4$1@s parta.btinterne t.com>, "Roger Withnell"
        > <rogerREMOVE@TH ISFIRSTupperbri dge.co.uk> wrote:
        >[color=green]
        > > My NavBar works with IBM/IE5.5 but does not work properly with
        > > Macintosh/IE5.[/color]
        >
        > I get a "script error" message while trying to access your page
        > <http://www.brilley.co. uk/testmenusMac.as p>. I'm using Mac IE5 also. If
        > it's a javascript problem, I can't help. The error is "Submenu is
        > undefined".
        >
        > leo
        >
        > --
        > <http://web0.greatbasin .net/~leo/>[/color]


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