It's hard to follow all the details. Maybe post a simpler example. Trim down the page until all that is left is the problem. No graphics, no excess html. Literally, delete stuff one at a time until you can demonstrate the simplest form of the issue.
We are here for you, but you gotta meet us halfway. :) Glen On 10/15/07, briantalbot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hi All, > > I'm having a bit of trouble implementing a show/hide bit of JQuery > JavaScript and was wondering if anyone had any ideas or advice that > may help. > > On this page http://tinyurl.com/33wksr (my apologies for the missing > content and overall clunkiness of the page - its been copied out of > the NG CMS that doesn't support web standards just yet for > troubleshooting.), I have a JQuery script (found here - > http://tinyurl.com/354fk2) > that is controlling the visual display of elements within a <div > id="article"></div>. This seems to be working as needed in Firefox > (PC and Mac) and Safari. > > The issue I'm running into is that in Internet Explorer 6 and 7, the > JQuery script doesn't seem to run or affect the HTML within <div > id="article"></div> as it should. At best, I've gotten the behavior to > happen sporadically where sometimes the script will work and then is > cached in the IE browser and other pages that use this same JQuery > script behave properly. Most of the time however, the HTML and page > are not altered by the JQuery code. > > I know there are a ton of other JS calls on this page as well as a lot > of elements (non-semantic markup, tons of tables) in the DOM. Could > either of these be affecting how/when IE loads the DOM and the JQuery > instructions? > > * Has anyone else run into this or something similar? > * Does anyone have any ideas about what may be causing the problem? > * My understanding was that JQuery attempted to make DOM and JS load > timing universal across browsers, are there any cases where this > wouldn't happen with IE? > > ============ > > On a separate note, due to sites like this being in a CMS, who's > templating engine we have little control over, we'd like to abstract > this out a bit more and call these two specific JavaScript files > (jquery.js and science.js) from one JavaScript file that we can add > to. I have an example of a page referencing that here - > http://tinyurl.com/2yfg69 > > This page is using the following JavaScript to add the needed <script> > elements into the DOM - http://tinyurl.com/yoohgv > > Unfortunately, this only appears to work on Firefox (PC and Mac). In > Safari and again IE6 and 7, the behaviors of the added-in scripts do > not take affect. > > With JavaScript not being my strongest skill, I'd really appreciate > any help or insight you folks might be able to give. Thanks much! > > -- Brian > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/JQuery-Expand-Collapse-Troubleshooting-tf4627462s27240.html#a13212724 > Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com > . > >
