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firefox not working like IE or Chrome


gerkintrigg

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I tried to create a colour picker component for forms, using JavaScript.

 

You can see the example here:http://www.myointernational.com/shine/testy.php (being javascript, just view source for the code... if you want to use it, go ahead.

 

For some reason I can't get it to work in firefox. It works fine in Chrome and IE6+ but Firefox 3.5.7 is just not showing the "popup" div.

 

Can anyone suggest what might be causing the issue and try to replicate it... I'm not sure if it's just  this machine...

 

Suggestions please?

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Browsers use different event models.  This is why cross-browser errors tend to crop up.  In order to ensure your code works well in all browsers, you'll need to equalize the event models:

 

function functionName(evt) {
   evt = (evt) || window.event;

   // function processing here
}

 

This is one of the reasons why people use frameworks - they equalize the event models out of the box.

 

Also, just for your own sanity, and for those of us who you ask to look through your code, you should really move your CSS to an external file.  It's very difficult reading your code with a bunch of inline stylesheets in every element.

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