| Xs1 At Xs0 Dot Com 2005-02-14, 3:57 pm |
| ID: 31629
Comment by: xs1 at xs0 dot com
Reported By: klove at tax dot ok dot gov
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Website problem
Operating System: Win2K SP4
PHP Version: Irrelevant
Assigned To: goba
New Comment:
Happens to me too on IE, works fine on FireFox..
Previous Comments:
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[2005-02-14 14:16:40] chris at stfu-n00b dot net
Goba, it would appear your last update might have broken something
bigger.
A screenshot from IE 6.1 on WinXP SP2:
http://www.stfu-n00b.net/chris/php-net-search.jpg
As you can see, the suggested list is displayed at the bottom of the
page, after the copyright notices.
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[2005-02-11 17:02:57] goba@php.net
Well, funny thing is that I just fixed this problem a few hours before
I seen your bug update. It will turn out if it works once it goes
around to our mirror sites...
http://us2.php.net/search.php already works for me. Let us see if it
works for others too. We especially need to ask some Mac users to test,
since they reported critical problems with the previous implementation.
If they are also OK with this, then we can redeploy it to all php.net
pages.
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[2005-02-11 10:11:12] stephen at newnet dot co dot uk
This bug appears to have been introduced by version 1.15 of
"originalafter.js", I think it looks as though the 'funchelper' div
(introduced in 1.15) is not being correctly appended to the <BODY>
tag.
The error mentioned by "[2 Feb 5:12pm CET] kmsluder at optonline dot
net" is caused when the function "fh_Show(what)" is called and it is
unable to get a handle on an element with the id 'funchelper'.
I've tried recreating the problem with a local copy of the quickref
code on Win2K & XP using both IE6 and Firefox V1, if I roll back to
using "originalafter.js" 1.14 it works fine, however, upgrade to
"originalafter.js" 1.15 and -as is the case on the website- it does not
work.
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[2005-02-03 04:16:05] kmsluder at optonline dot net
What's odd is that I can't reproduce it at home either. At school,
however (using the same browser, Firefox 1.0) I get errors related to a
..js file that I stupidly didn't mark down the name of. I'll see if the
problem is still there tomorrow.
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[2005-02-02 17:49:09] goba@php.net
I cannot reproduce this, except search.php there should be no reference
to that JS which might cause any error.
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