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From: Tmuldoon on 24 Apr 2008 11:08
Hi,

I have some Javascript that works on IE 6-7 but not Firefox(FF).

FF throws this error when clicked:

Hello,

Using Publisher 6.2 and Firefox 2.0

We have a customized Publisher template that creates some Javascript
that work fine in IE 6-7, but not FF.

FF returns this error:

Element referenced by ID/NAME in the global scope. Use W3C standard
document.getElementById() instead.
[Break on this error] undefined
(line 1)
oNug.all is not a function
[Break on this error] var e = oNug.all("disp");

How do I make it W3C compliant? Syntax help please!

Would I say var e=oNug.getElementById("disp"); ?

Why does it work with IE and not FF?

Thanks,

Tmuld
From: Holger Jeromin on 24 Apr 2008 11:15
Tmuldoon schrieb am 24.04.2008 17:08:

> I have some Javascript that works on IE 6-7 but not Firefox(FF).
>
> FF throws this error when clicked:
>
> Hello,
>
> Using Publisher 6.2 and Firefox 2.0
>
> We have a customized Publisher template that creates some Javascript
> that work fine in IE 6-7, but not FF.

We need your code for detailed analysis.

> FF returns this error:
>
> Element referenced by ID/NAME in the global scope. Use W3C standard
> document.getElementById() instead.
> [Break on this error] undefined
> (line 1)
> oNug.all is not a function
> [Break on this error] var e = oNug.all("disp");
>
> How do I make it W3C compliant? Syntax help please!
>
> Would I say var e=oNug.getElementById("disp"); ?

Try this:
var e=document.getElementById("disp");

> Why does it work with IE and not FF?

document.all is a MS invention. After that, the W3C has designed the
proper DOM functions, which were implemented by FF and MS.

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Mit freundlichen Gr��en
Holger Jeromin
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