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George Hester
I found this example at Microsoft:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads...wnloads/samples/internet/ie50/fly/default.asp
So what I did is get it going on a page that has only one form. The components which are <INPUT> elements are manipulated in various ways with JavaScript. Well it looked good the user could move the form around just fine. But all the JavaScript capabilities went belly-up. Does JavaSript manipulated elements have trouble with being moved around? The scripting is done as attributes of the elements. Do you think if I moved the scripting out of the elements as attributes that would solve the issue?
Here they are:
This one you cannot move the form but all the elements work acceptably:
http://www27.brinkster.com/hesterloli1/
This one you can move around just click on the form within the frameset and you can move it around. But the elements no longer work:
http://www27.brinkster.com/hesterloli1/logon.asp
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads...wnloads/samples/internet/ie50/fly/default.asp
So what I did is get it going on a page that has only one form. The components which are <INPUT> elements are manipulated in various ways with JavaScript. Well it looked good the user could move the form around just fine. But all the JavaScript capabilities went belly-up. Does JavaSript manipulated elements have trouble with being moved around? The scripting is done as attributes of the elements. Do you think if I moved the scripting out of the elements as attributes that would solve the issue?
Here they are:
This one you cannot move the form but all the elements work acceptably:
http://www27.brinkster.com/hesterloli1/
This one you can move around just click on the form within the frameset and you can move it around. But the elements no longer work:
http://www27.brinkster.com/hesterloli1/logon.asp