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ie-7-and-f

Folks,

Prototype 1.5.1 seams to have a problem with the $F() utility in IE 7

Code:

myElem = $(\\47citeForm\\47).getElements();

sBook = $F(myElem[0]);

sChap = $F(myElem[1]);

sVerse = $F(myElem[2]);

eBook = $F(myElem[3]);

eChap = $F(myElem[4]);
eVerse = $F(myElem[5]);

this code works in firefox2.0 but

returns:

I hate to add special browser code, Has anyone incluntered this problem and now did you solve it

Thanks

Version:

3 messages about this page

Mar 12 2008 by dmgens

This is another example of the fuzzy name space separation in IE 7. It isn't the $F() that wasn't working but rather the fact that the function was using a name that was used in another function and the javascript engine confused the two. Firefox doesn't do that, solution define all vars inside a function

Mar 12 2008 by Jonas Rosenqvist

Have your set the ID attribute of the form elements? Might be that firefox automatically sets a random ID and IE doesnt, $F needs the id to be set otherwise throws that error.

Mar 10 2008 by dmgens

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-spinoffs/web/ie-7-and-f - or copy & paste it into your browser's address bar if that doesn't work.

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