Thanks for the tip. Yes, it's not applicable except that I only get the errors when Jquery is in the mix and I always wondered how to use that debug window in IE to troubleshoot javascript. My guess is that it was made long ago when the only scripts were inline JS scripts. I say that because telling me that "superfish" is not a function" and that it's at line "43" really it's not much help when I have 4 JS files that mention superfish and none have anything at line 43. So I have to guess it's referring to the parsed output, which in IE I cannot see.
Thanks for the help. On Dec 3, 10:57 am, "Charlie Griefer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > not really applicable to the jquery specific question, but as far as > debugging JS in IE, have a look athttp://www.debugbar.com/ > > On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 10:54 AM, conticreative <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > > > > > > > I really need someone's help here. I installed Superfish on a Joomla > > 1.5 website and it's working splendid in Firefox and finally it's > > working OK in IE7 as well. > > However, it's simply not doing anything in IE6. Nada. > > > Also, in IE6 and 7 I get a number of JS errors, a couple of which are > > related to Jquery. > > > If anyone is so kind to want to take a look, the site is at: > >http://lmag.us/staging15/ > > > Just for background: The client chose the template I am using, which > > had a horizontal CSS menu, possibly Jquery driven. I took it off and I > > took off as many JS files as I could. Some are necessary for some of > > the template tools. > > I am going to try to eliminate even more if I can, but it may be hard. > > > By the way, would anyone be so kind as to explain how to interpret > > Internet Explore debugging window? > > I love how it gives me a line and a Char number without telling me > > what the file name is. Am I missing something? > > > Thank you kindly > > -- > I have failed as much as I have succeeded. But I love my life. I love my > wife. And I wish you my kind of success.
