Re: PEAR in Firefox [message #178367 is a reply to message #178366] |
Mon, 11 June 2012 19:27 |
Shelly[1]
Messages: 16 Registered: March 2012
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On 6/11/2012 3:19 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
> You just asked for it, so …
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> Shelly wrote:
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>> I think this is more of a Firefox problem than a PEAR or PHP. I have
>> posted a question in the Firefox forum, but have not received
>> significant help. I am posting here in the hope that someone else has
>> come across the same problem and might have an answer. So, if you only
>> want PHP (Jerry), please just ignore this post.
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> "You know, I am just a stupid luser, but …"
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> Not a beginning that gives incentive to continue reading.
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>> I have an onload for a page that sends out JSON via PEAR HTML-AJAX.
>> Firebug is telling me that it gets back a proper response. The response
>> is to be painted into a<div> using inner-HTML. (Using a<span> makes
>> no difference). In Firefox it paints nothing.
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> Presumably there is an error in Firebug's error console. Anyhow, you have
> found Firebug, so how come you have not used its debugger?
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>> In Internet Explorer 8 it works perfectly.
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>> I cannot give a URL as an example as this is for an intranet behind a
>> firewall that I access via VPN.
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> Luser. Surely you can upload a source code snippet for a reduced test case.
No, I can't.
> In doing so you might even solve the problem yourself.
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>> You probably can't help me, but it is worth a shot.
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> One could and probably would help you if you made it easy. First of all,
If it were easy, I wouldn't ask.
> you are *way* off-topic here. If it works in one browser but not in
> another, you have most certainly a *client-side* (script) problem, not one
> related to server-side PHP or PHP at all. The newsgroup where this is
Not true. This problem appeared with Firefox 4 or 5, and was supposedly
fixed. The error there was in three PEAR modules (accessed on the
server side).
> on-topic is quite obviously comp.lang.javascript (do you know what the "J"
> in "AJAX" stands for?).
FO.
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> Second, remember that all our crystal balls are borken. Without you
> providing enough input, one is left with guessing. But this is _not_ a
> guessing game.
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> <http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html>
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> PointedEars
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Shelly
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