Can't get this to work!!! (in IE)
I have been trying for too long to figure out what I am doing "wrong"... I just can't make this work in IE.
http://dev.triexa.com/test.php
When you click to select a star, up to that star are supposed to be red, but in IE once you move your mouse they seem to "go behind".
Anyone have any ideas? Works in Firefox, IE 7 (I believe?)...
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Abhishek Reddy posted this at 03:24 — 29th November 2006.
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I know you asked before, but I still can't help as I don't have IE.
Though it's functional in Konqueror, there is one message:
Error: http://dev.triexa.com/js/prototype.js: ReferenceError: Can't find variable: HTMLFormElement'Can you reproduce this behaviour in isolation? If you can, then try explicitly setting z-index values from the JS rather than CSS.
internetking posted this at 17:38 — 29th November 2006.
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i have ie and when i drag over them they go bright and when i click they all go red upto the star i clicked but as you say they go back to the original state once i move my mouse away....very odd
Triexa.com posted this at 19:32 — 29th November 2006.
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but it works in other browsers just fine
so I gotta find out what to fix or how to hack it to work...
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Neutron2k posted this at 09:52 — 7th December 2006.
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This is most likley related to one of the numerous CSS box model flaws in IE6. The script works fine in IE7.
Take a look at your css and ensure you are assigning z-index attributes to the star layers, and ensure the 'red' stars have higher visibitility to the others.
You may need to set the star positioning to relative in order to utilise the z-index property.
I havn't had time to take an indepth look at your code. Nice script tho.
Triexa.com posted this at 15:05 — 7th December 2006.
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I've ended up using something else, thanks though
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