DOM Scripting causes annoying IE "click" sound
I have searched quite a bit already for this but I'd like you all to look on the following site:
My problem only occurs in IE. Once the page has loaded click one of the links labeled "< Rotate" or "Rotate >". Make sure your speakers are on and you will hear this annoying little "click" sound.
Does anyone know a way I can get rid of this with a script? The script I am using is listed here:
It only occurs when I use the appendChild() or insertBefore() DOM scripting functions.
Thanks!
-Jim
dk01 posted this at 08:05 — 12th February 2006.
He has: 516 posts
Joined: Mar 2002
Ok I figured this out.
I was using this in the hyperlink:
<a href="javascript: shiftSubNodesByTag('image-collage','img',-1);">< Rotate</a>'Instead you have to use the onclick attribute and add a return false; statement after the function you run. So I changed it to:
<a href="#" onclick="shiftSubNodesByTag('image-collage','img',-1);return false;">< Rotate</a>'Guess its just an IE behavior when you use the javascript: method.
-Jim
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