I use Konqueror but the ajax stuff never works in it, so I use firefox for testing the ajax stuff. The problem is not with Tacos though. I cannot get Konqueror to work properly with script.aculo.us or rico, so that is the source of the problem. I don't even know if Konqueror yet supports AJAX fully.
-Scott On Tue 13 December 2005 10:51, Alan Chandler wrote: > On Tuesday 13 Dec 2005 00:28, Patrick Casey wrote: > > I think your question contains within it the solution to your > > problem :). Seriously, it's just not practical, even for most commercial > > sites, to target more than IE/Firefox and maybe Safari. If Tacos is the > > only component that doesn't work right on Konqueror, I'd be really > > surprised (happy, but surprised). > > Well since Safari and Konqueror are not that far apart, I am surprised. > And since I run a KDE desktop on Linux, it would be strange not to use > Konqueror - it is MUCH faster starting up then Firefox, and has cool > features associated with the file browsing capability - such as a button to > go up one level in the url path hierarchy which I use frequently. > > Furthermore, I was considering Tacos for part of my personal web site, and > if it won't work with the browser I use, then that's pretty useless. > > I am aware that there is often problems with konqueror with some of the > other javascript tools (there is an html editor for instance that doesn't > work) which apparently exploits some flaw in IE, replicated in the Gecko > based browsers. But in this case, I understood Safari doesn't work ether. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
