Thanks CAM! yes, I pretty much ['almost-kinda:-)] thought that about JRE though mentioned it anyways just in case there was a possibility it could help. So.... eek! well, it's a reall horrific mess so i'll wander around holding my face in my hand and have a think... you see... it's about 8 or so jq.js files... and a custom hodge-podge file as well..
Would I need to consider the css file as HAVING errors.... or, to be clearer... it's the css that can contain 'hacks-fixes' though the css file is not the direct CAUSE of the problems.... right? So... I need to debug the jq.js files.... though... the links to the js files..... so....um.... hmmm..... a bit confused... luck there's time off this month! hehehe !!!!!!!!! nice! On Dec 17, 3:18 pm, "Cam Spiers" <camspi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I though it was the need to install the JRE java stuff as I'm running > > XPsp2 in virtualbox. > > JavaScript doesn't have anything to do with Java apart from the similarities > in naming. > > If you send a link to your code people might be able to help out :) > > Sorry but I do think you will have to debug to get things working in IE... > It would be great if there was a magic button but sadly I have not yet come > across one :( > > If you don't have a live version to show us you can use this free > tool.http://pastebin.com/ > To share your code. > > Good Luck > > On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 11:56 AM, yvonney <yvonn...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi....!!! Well after 1000's of newbie hours I've got my page looking > > nice in IE and FF. > > Thing is I get absolutely NO JQuery or Javascript funtioning in IE6 or > > IE7... > > > I though it was the need to install the JRE java stuff as I'm running > > XPsp2 in virtualbox. > > > Anyways... I get the Obect Expected message when I try to click on ANY > > JS and/or JQ spots. > > > and yes... there's a TON of error in the FF console... > > Well,,, what I'd LIKE to do is just IGNOR and be able to RUN the > > scripts live with IE6 an IE7 > > > May I ask IF there's a way to simply ignor YET run without going > > through a year of attempting to debug... > > Fact is debugging my attempt could take years. > > > Kind of a show stopper disappointment which really surprised me after > > getting things looking and working right in Firefox. > > > thanks for reading!
