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derek
Safari's JavaScript handling is novel to say the least.
The link below is to an example which demonstrates a specific problem. If
on a form you have onClick events attached to form fields like radio
buttons and checkboxes, you cannot use a JS script to make a field checked
and trigger its onClick event as Safari doesn't appear to support the
myfield.click() method. myfield.checked=true is supported but doesn't
cascade into the onClick routine.
The page below works as designed in IE and Mozilla on both Mac and Windows
but not Safari.
http://www.demographix.com/_dev/safari/clickcheck.htm
Derek
The link below is to an example which demonstrates a specific problem. If
on a form you have onClick events attached to form fields like radio
buttons and checkboxes, you cannot use a JS script to make a field checked
and trigger its onClick event as Safari doesn't appear to support the
myfield.click() method. myfield.checked=true is supported but doesn't
cascade into the onClick routine.
The page below works as designed in IE and Mozilla on both Mac and Windows
but not Safari.
http://www.demographix.com/_dev/safari/clickcheck.htm
Derek