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Re: Problems with IE 4 not behaving with JavaScript
****** message to minivend-users from Barry Treahy <treahy@mmaz.com> ******
Great, you've given me a lot to chew on, I'll let you know if any of the ideas work.
Barry
Ryan Hertz wrote:
> ****** message to minivend-users from Ryan Hertz <rhertz@gyb.baits.com> ******
>
> At 02:13 PM 3/8/99 , Barry Treahy wrote:
> >****** message to minivend-users from Barry Treahy <treahy@mmaz.com>
> ******
> >
> >This is a strange one and I'm sure it goes back to the fact that MS does
> >support JavaScript like Netscape does.
>
> You ain't just whistlin' dixie.
>
> >
> >This works fine on NS, but on IE it does not. Here is the snippet of
> >HTML and then I'll explain:
> >
> ><FORM ACTION="[process-target]" METHOD="POST">
> > <P>Hi [value b_name]! You are logged in as user <B>[value
> >mv_username]</B>.
> > <INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="mv_click" VALUE="Proceed"> to our
> >ordering system.</P>
> ><SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
> ><!--
> > setTimeout("document.forms[0].submit();", 1000);
> >// -->
> ></SCRIPT>
> ></FORM>
> >
> >In a nutshell, after logging in, this page is hit. If the login failed,
> >it displays a different section of bounces the user back to try again.
> >If it succeeds, this form is present to welcome the person and then
> >forward on into the order entry system. The JS timeout is set to move
> >them on automatically after a brief moment if they do yout press the
> >PROCEED button. In Netscape, the submit is handled by MV just as if the
> >button were clicked. In IE, MV reports:
> >
> >dell400.mmaz.com YYWKwddI:mmaz.com - [08/March/1999:15:56:39 +0000]
> >midwest-mi /cgi-bin/midwest-mi/process Difficulty interacting with
> >browser: No action passed from form
> >
> >which is common when the form and MV variables are not setup correctly
> >yet if the button is clicked before the timeout, it works fine, so I
> >know it has to get back to the fact that MS Jscript is different than
> >Netscape's JavaScript.
> >
> >Any script experts out there that have a clue on how to get this to
> >behave?
>
> I'd look into using
> <meta http-equiv="refresh"
> content="120;url=Javascript:document.forms[0].submit();">
> I'm fairly sure that's the method for calling javascript as a URL, I may
> be wrong, doublecheck.
>
> Another possible solution, is declaring the script language's version.
> Example, <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript1.2"> You may be dealing with an
> older MSIE and newer javascript code. You could potentially run into
> browsers that will ignore the code.
>
> Another (possible) solution is to put the code in the <BODY>'s Onload.
> Example: <BODY BGCOLOR="black" TEXT="#000000"
> Onload="setTimeout("document.forms[0].submit();", 1000);">
>
> And, even further, you could use Javascript that works for MSIE with a
> conditional to test for the browser type. Here's a snippet sent to me
> From: Hans-Joachim Leidinger <hans-joachim.leidinger@home.gelsen-net.de>
>
> <QUOTE>
> [if session browser =~ /Mozilla/]
> [then]
> [if session browser =~ /MSIE/]
> <--- browser is ...: MSIE
> Here any code especial for MSIE
> -->
> [else]
> <--- browser is ...: NS
> Here any code especial for NS
> -->
> [/else]
> [/if]
> [/then]
> [else]
> <---
> browser is ...: unknown
> -->
> [/else]
> [/if]
>
> </QUOTE>
>
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