Java script is not working in FF
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I have face a problem on java script that is not working in FF but well work in IE See the URL below.when i give user name and password and press enter then it go to search button.but i set it on LogIn buttton by java script.Please help me. http://demo.culturaldna.com/newaccount.aspx
Vishal Rastogi
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I have face a problem on java script that is not working in FF but well work in IE See the URL below.when i give user name and password and press enter then it go to search button.but i set it on LogIn buttton by java script.Please help me. http://demo.culturaldna.com/newaccount.aspx
Vishal Rastogi
Install FireBug, a addon for firefox. It allows you to debug JS
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I have face a problem on java script that is not working in FF but well work in IE See the URL below.when i give user name and password and press enter then it go to search button.but i set it on LogIn buttton by java script.Please help me. http://demo.culturaldna.com/newaccount.aspx
Vishal Rastogi
As far as I tested, which is a couple of times, it works perfectly fine in Firefox 3.0. In my last ASP .NET development I also had a lot of trouble with the way IIS renders html and js when the requester browser is Firefox 2. But I assumed by now, the vast majority of FF users will have already upgraded to version 3.
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
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As far as I tested, which is a couple of times, it works perfectly fine in Firefox 3.0. In my last ASP .NET development I also had a lot of trouble with the way IIS renders html and js when the requester browser is Firefox 2. But I assumed by now, the vast majority of FF users will have already upgraded to version 3.
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."
I have seen many people saying this. I never had any issues with firefox. There won't be much issues if you follow W3C standards for designing your HTML.
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I have seen many people saying this. I never had any issues with firefox. There won't be much issues if you follow W3C standards for designing your HTML.
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You will surely have many issues with IE if you design following W3C standards, sadly.
Kazz
"Users are there to click on things, not think. Let the archs do the damn thinking."