Problems with my Firefox [advice required]

• sLeEpWaLkErInG

  22 Dec 07, 08:56

  my firefox explorer seems to be unable to access the droplist from this webby, at first i thought the droplist is gone.
  
  But i tried using IE and the drop list appear, did i accidentally disable a function on Firefox to allow me to access the droplist?
  
  thanx
• ndmmxiaomayi

  22 Dec 07, 13:00

  No. Can't get it to work as well. As a government website, it's expected that all non-IE browsers functions will screw up.
• turbo_drift

  22 Dec 07, 13:29

  how come i can?
• ndmmxiaomayi

  22 Dec 07, 13:31

  AR? Me cannot.
  
• ndmmxiaomayi

  22 Dec 07, 13:32

  FF2, FF3, Safari - no joy!
  
  Only works in IE.
• sLeEpWaLkErInG

  22 Dec 07, 13:33

  Originally posted by turbo_drift:

  how come i can?

  explain pls..
• turbo_drift

  22 Dec 07, 13:41

  Originally posted by turbo_drift:

  how come i can?

  Originally posted by sLeEpWaLkErInG:

  explain pls..

  paiseh..
  
  fx 2 can't but ...
  
  Opera 9.24 can.
• MyParentsDunWanMe

  22 Dec 07, 14:07

  I think the best solution is to uninstall FF permanently
• abao

  22 Dec 07, 14:11

  Originally posted by MyParentsDunWanMe:

  I think the best solution is to uninstall FF permanently

  
  Problem is with the government websites not coding cross browser compliant codes.
• turbo_drift

  22 Dec 07, 14:19

  Originally posted by abao:

  
  Problem is with the government websites not coding cross browser compliant codes.

  but then, why Opera can show the droplist as ts stated??
• LatecomerX

  22 Dec 07, 14:31

  Originally posted by turbo_drift:

  paiseh..
  
  fx 2 can't but ...
  
  Opera 9.24 can.

  x2.
  
• LatecomerX

  22 Dec 07, 14:33

  Originally posted by turbo_drift:

  but then, why Opera can show the droplist as ts stated??

  Simply put, each web browser interpret markup, style and scripting languages differently.
  
• MyParentsDunWanMe

  22 Dec 07, 14:39

  Originally posted by abao:

  
  Problem is with the government websites not coding cross browser compliant codes.

  duno how to take a joke
• ndmmxiaomayi

  22 Dec 07, 14:42

  If you hover over the links, you notice that the link show this:
  
  javascript:parent.location='Members.asp?contentpath=live/Members.htm'
  
  As far as I'm aware, this piece of code will break in nearly all browsers.
  
  A web developer will write a JavaScript with rollover function to prevent breaking of functionalities, not in this manner.
  
  If you see the HTML code, there's basically no JS files there.
  
  And due to this, the drop-down list never work properly as well in IE7. There's a gap in between. If you want to select the 2nd choice... the drop-down list will just disappear, as if you have moved your mouse away.
• sLeEpWaLkErInG

  23 Dec 07, 01:58

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  If you hover over the links, you notice that the link show this:
  
  javascript:parent.location='Members.asp?contentpath=live/Members.htm'
  
  As far as I'm aware, this piece of code will break in nearly all browsers.
  
  A web developer will write a JavaScript with rollover function to prevent breaking of functionalities, not in this manner.
  
  If you see the HTML code, there's basically no JS files there.
  
  And due to this, the drop-down list never work properly as well in IE7. There's a gap in between. If you want to select the 2nd choice... the drop-down list will just disappear, as if you have moved your mouse away.

  chin chim...buay liao gai sia.
• abao

  23 Dec 07, 09:14

  Originally posted by MyParentsDunWanMe:

  duno how to take a joke

  k, sry.
  
  me in fanboy mode ma