| Re: PEAR in Firefox [message #178398 is a reply to message #178383] |
Wed, 13 June 2012 17:25   |
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Shelly[1]
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On 6/12/2012 9:09 AM, bill wrote:
> On 6/11/2012 3:27 PM, Shelly wrote:
>> On 6/11/2012 3:19 PM, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
>>> You just asked for it, so …
>>>
>>> Shelly wrote:
>>>
>>>> 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.
>>>
>>> "You know, I am just a stupid luser, but …"
>>>
>>> Not a beginning that gives incentive to continue reading.
>>>
>>>> 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.
>>>
>>> Presumably there is an error in Firebug's error console.
>>> Anyhow, you have
>>> found Firebug, so how come you have not used its debugger?
>>>
>>>> In Internet Explorer 8 it works perfectly.
>>>>
>>>> I cannot give a URL as an example as this is for an intranet
>>>> behind a
>>>> firewall that I access via VPN.
>>>
>>> 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.
>>>
>>>> You probably can't help me, but it is worth a shot.
>>>
>>> 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).
>
> Firefox 5 changed display engines to one that is completely intolerant
> of simple html errors. Leave off a tag close ">" and it just ignores the
> tag without an error.
> Use firebug to display the div and see if the tags look right. You may
> see garbage - that will tell you there is a problem, but not what it is.
>
> bill
>
I have been tracking down many leads and it looks like the most
promising is that Firefox no longer (it did 4 years ago) supports
javascript injection coming back from an AJAX call. What comes back
from the server is a javascript that when run generates a menu
structure. IE8 supports it, but Firefox now blocks the running of that
script.
So, it appears that this is a Firefox/javascript problem and not PHP nor
PEAR. I will stop with it in this news group. I already have it in the
Firefox forum and I will present it in the javascript forum.
PS: there are not tag errors.
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Shelly
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