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Posted by Neredbojias on 08/23/07 08:26
Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Wed, 22 Aug 2007 10:15:59
GMT dorayme scribed:
> Safari does not happily negotiate
>
> http://tinyurl.com/24y5hp
>
> iCab is quite simply brilliant, FF is fine. I don't know about
> IE6 and 7, Mac IE is fine too.
>
> I was surprised by Safari, make the window not too big and see
> how it fails to show some of the links. At least on my machine it
> does not with some of the links.
>
> What is brilliant about iCab is that it gently flashes
> translucent pale blue on the row wanted. Its very own built in
> highlighter! Fancy the creators of iCab thinking of this (If all
> browsers did this, I would not be seeking help in another thread
> about this matter).
>
> Is there something wrong with my code here that Safari is picking
> up on? I can remove the underscores, I already changed from "-"
> to "_" in case. How robust is it it in other browsers please.
>
> And finally, it does not appear to me very reliable if you just
> type or copy and paste a url#... into some browsers address
> fields hoping to get to the item concerned. Mac IE refuses to
> budge at all on this one. Safari is no good either. Opera was
> good, FF good... Other browsers perform variably. I am a bit
> curious about all this stuff. I thought all this was rock solid.
I'm confused. Are you just trying to get the row to scroll to the top
when you click on the correct upper internal link? If so, it worked for
me in ie6/ie7/ff2.0.0.6/op9.23. I didn't get no highlighting, though.
And why is your source code completely unformatted? It looks like sh**.
Btw, the real links are all dead. The least you could do is give the
testers some artwork packages for all their troubles.
--
Neredbojias
Half lies are worth twice as much as whole lies.
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