Howdy, On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 12:43 +0200, brouwers roland lx wrote: > On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 18:29 +0800, Ed Greshko wrote: > > brouwers roland lx wrote: > > > > >> >From what I can tell, this is a javascript issue that can be fixed by > > >> the offending site. > > >> > > >> They need to add "fixMozillaZIndex=true;" in the appropriate places. > > >> > > >> Please take a look at > > >> > > >> http://creatif.dk/mainsites/etdenmark1/www/index_uk.asp > > >> > > >> Where this is implemented correctly. > > >> > > >> Ed > > > You realize, Ed, that I cannot ask this broadcasting company to change > > > their site. It works with microsoft explorer. Why does it function with > > > the microsoft explorer and not with firefox? > > > > Sure, I realize that.... > > > > This is another case of sites coding and testing only with IE. In this > > world you will also find sites that require the use of Active-X > > controls. A prime example of this is my bank's web site here in Taiwan. > > Guess what, they don't work under Linux/Firefox either. > > > > But, yes, you could complain to the broadcasting company! As a matter > > of fact...a few months ago I complained to the folks at the New York > > Times on some issue on their web site. Guess what, others must have > > complained since a few weeks later they sent me a nice email to let me > > know of the fix and asking if I would test it for them. > > > > I suppose, if I were you, I'd take this to the Mozilla forums. They may > > have some better ideas than I do. > > > > Ed > > I will do as you proposed. > I thank you very much for your time. Give the following a try. Download/install the Firefox extension user_agent_switcher, set it to "Internet Explorer 6 (Windows XP)", try the site again & let us know what happens ;-) > Roland taharka Lexington, Kentucky U.S.A.
