ie issues

J

Jon Slaughter

I think I finished my comments app but now it doesn't work in ie. I
basically used classes for all the divs because the selectors were not
working out(would work inline but when moved into a class and used selectors
it wouldn't work 1/2 the time(probably selecting wrong element but to much
of a hassle)).

http://www.abstractdissonance.com/PageComments.php

Anyways, I assume it has something to do with ie but maybe I'm missing
something... (maybe take a glance at the css. The div stuff should be ok
cause like I said, it worked fine until I moved all the inline into classes.

Also looking for comments in general to improve it.

Thanks,
Jon
 
J

Jon Slaughter

Jon Slaughter said:
I think I finished my comments app but now it doesn't work in ie. I
basically used classes for all the divs because the selectors were not
working out(would work inline but when moved into a class and used
selectors it wouldn't work 1/2 the time(probably selecting wrong element
but to much of a hassle)).

http://www.abstractdissonance.com/PageComments.php

Anyways, I assume it has something to do with ie but maybe I'm missing
something... (maybe take a glance at the css. The div stuff should be ok
cause like I said, it worked fine until I moved all the inline into
classes.

Also looking for comments in general to improve it.

Thanks,
Jon

BTW, I also need to fix the staggering that happens. I have no idea why its
occuring as all my widths are 100%. I widht I could just do something like
right:0px but that doesn't work ;/

thanks,
Jon
 
T

Travis Newbury

I think I finished my comments app but now it doesn't work in ie.

So what you are telling us is that you are "not" finished...

I think it is an interesting little bit of code to play with the
kinds of things you can do with divs and some css. But I can't see a
company going gaga over it... Take the skills you are learning and
apply it to something for the good of all mankind instead of comments.
 
J

Jon Slaughter

Travis Newbury said:
So what you are telling us is that you are "not" finished...

I think it is an interesting little bit of code to play with the
kinds of things you can do with divs and some css. But I can't see a
company going gaga over it... Take the skills you are learning and
apply it to something for the good of all mankind instead of comments.

lol... riighhht... I'll do what I please.
 
J

Jon Slaughter

dorayme said:
Do you just blabber on without noticing anything that is said to
you?

Nope.. I just ignore everything you say and a few others who think they are
gods gift to humanity.
 
D

dorayme

"Jon Slaughter said:
Nope.. I just ignore everything you say and a few others who think they are
gods gift to humanity.

How come you did not ignore this post of mine then? But did
ignore a solution to your earlier query about second items which
I took the trouble to give you in good faith? Are you as fair in
your life generally as you appear on this ng?
 
A

asdf

dorayme said:
How come you did not ignore this post of mine then? But did
ignore a solution to your earlier query about second items which
I took the trouble to give you in good faith? Are you as fair in
your life generally as you appear on this ng?

man... he's got a point :))))
 
E

El Kabong

dorayme said:
How come you did not ignore this post of mine then? But did
ignore a solution to your earlier query about second items which
I took the trouble to give you in good faith? Are you as fair in
your life generally as you appear on this ng?

Can you begin to get a clue now as to how much your continual use of sarcasm
denigrates the value of your advice?

Perhaps you and a few others in this group would benefit from some time with
a psychotherapist to determine the source of these feelings of inadequacy
that necessitate putting someone else down to make yourself feel superior.

You obviously have a good grasp of the subject, so there is no need to
impress us with your ability to tear down someone else. Straight from the
shoulder advice will always be respected, even if it isn't taken. And if it
isn't taken, there is no need for you to feel insulted. After all, you'll
probably not pay any attention to the advice I'm giving you now.

I won't feel insulted if you don't, just disappointed that you have been
unable to temper your knowledge with wisdom.

El
 
A

Andy Dingley

Do you just blabber on without noticing anything that is said to
you?

Didn't you recently take some oath not to flame the chronically
stupid? :cool:

Slaughter is demonstrably Beyond Clue. His code is crap, it very
obviously doesn't work, but he resists any attempt for anyone to
explain why or suggest solutions. <plonk> a long time ago.

You can lead a horse to water, but that just makes your donkey soggy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/boglin/532093188/
 
N

Neredbojias

I think I finished my comments app but now it doesn't work in ie. I
basically used classes for all the divs because the selectors were not
working out(would work inline but when moved into a class and used
selectors it wouldn't work 1/2 the time(probably selecting wrong
element but to much of a hassle)).

http://www.abstractdissonance.com/PageComments.php

Anyways, I assume it has something to do with ie but maybe I'm missing
something... (maybe take a glance at the css. The div stuff should be
ok cause like I said, it worked fine until I moved all the inline into
classes.

I don't believe ie (at least 6) recognizes attribute selectors. Ergo,
instead of:

#PageComments div[class="PCL1"]

you'd have to do something like:

#PageComments div.PCL1 or just .PCL1.
 
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Neredbojias

How come you did not ignore this post of mine then? But did
ignore a solution to your earlier query about second items which
I took the trouble to give you in good faith? Are you as fair in
your life generally as you appear on this ng?

Who knows, but by ignoring gross obnoxiocity, one can more closely approach
the karmatic ideal of blissful ignorance.
 
J

Jonathan N. Little

Neredbojias said:
I think I finished my comments app but now it doesn't work in ie. I
basically used classes for all the divs because the selectors were not
working out(would work inline but when moved into a class and used
selectors it wouldn't work 1/2 the time(probably selecting wrong
element but to much of a hassle)).

http://www.abstractdissonance.com/PageComments.php

Anyways, I assume it has something to do with ie but maybe I'm missing
something... (maybe take a glance at the css. The div stuff should be
ok cause like I said, it worked fine until I moved all the inline into
classes.

I don't believe ie (at least 6) recognizes attribute selectors. Ergo,
instead of:

#PageComments div[class="PCL1"]

you'd have to do something like:

#PageComments div.PCL1 or just .PCL1.

Exactly correct! Now if JS would just accept this little tidbit of info
he can stop asking the the same question over and over again. (yes in
different forms, but the same question none the less)
 
J

Jon Slaughter

Neredbojias said:
I think I finished my comments app but now it doesn't work in ie. I
basically used classes for all the divs because the selectors were not
working out(would work inline but when moved into a class and used
selectors it wouldn't work 1/2 the time(probably selecting wrong
element but to much of a hassle)).

http://www.abstractdissonance.com/PageComments.php

Anyways, I assume it has something to do with ie but maybe I'm missing
something... (maybe take a glance at the css. The div stuff should be
ok cause like I said, it worked fine until I moved all the inline into
classes.

I don't believe ie (at least 6) recognizes attribute selectors. Ergo,
instead of:

#PageComments div[class="PCL1"]

you'd have to do something like:

#PageComments div.PCL1 or just .PCL1.

Thanks...
 
J

Jon Slaughter

Jonathan N. Little said:
Neredbojias said:
I think I finished my comments app but now it doesn't work in ie. I
basically used classes for all the divs because the selectors were not
working out(would work inline but when moved into a class and used
selectors it wouldn't work 1/2 the time(probably selecting wrong
element but to much of a hassle)).

http://www.abstractdissonance.com/PageComments.php

Anyways, I assume it has something to do with ie but maybe I'm missing
something... (maybe take a glance at the css. The div stuff should be
ok cause like I said, it worked fine until I moved all the inline into
classes.

I don't believe ie (at least 6) recognizes attribute selectors. Ergo,
instead of:

#PageComments div[class="PCL1"]

you'd have to do something like:

#PageComments div.PCL1 or just .PCL1.

Exactly correct! Now if JS would just accept this little tidbit of info he
can stop asking the the same question over and over again. (yes in
different forms, but the same question none the less)

--

The great thing about newsgroups is that one has this feature called "ignore
user"... Welcome to it.
 
J

Jon Slaughter

dorayme said:
How come you did not ignore this post of mine then? But did
ignore a solution to your earlier query about second items which
I took the trouble to give you in good faith? Are you as fair in
your life generally as you appear on this ng?

Oh... cause I forgot to put you on my ignore list... but I didn't forget
this time.
 
J

Jon Slaughter

Andy Dingley said:
Didn't you recently take some oath not to flame the chronically
stupid? :cool:

Slaughter is demonstrably Beyond Clue. His code is crap, it very
obviously doesn't work, but he resists any attempt for anyone to
explain why or suggest solutions. <plonk> a long time ago.


Yep, beyond clue... but not so beyond it that I cannot add you to my ignore
list. Welcome to it... you'll be in genius company with dorayme and the
others who have inflated ego's.
 
J

Jonathan N. Little

Jon said:
The great thing about newsgroups is that one has this feature called "ignore
user"... Welcome to it.

I'm supposed to be hurt by this? You've basically kill-filled anyone who
knows anything and everyone who have giving you useful information but
information you seemed to be bend on ignoring...
 

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