First, I don't use a Mac (or have access to one) - all of my machines are GNU/Linux, or Windoze. So, set flame-throwers to stun, only.
I'm having some problems debugging some javascript that is not rendering the way it should when browsed using safari (and yet which works perfectly under every other browser out there). I'm hoping someone here can help:
Basically, I have a form A, which when the user hits the submit button, it calls, via Javascript, a popup window B, which is a confirmation window (containing the HTML in confirm.html). I call the function makePop, and it looks like:
function makePop() {
popup = window.open(" ","B","width=120,height=120");
popup.location.href="confirm.html";
if (popup.opener==null) popup.opener=window;
}
Now, as noted, this works perfectly under every other browser I've tried, but about 5% of the user base seems to want to use safari. And, the preceding does not work under safari - rather than a popup contain confirm.html, a popup is generated containing the HTML code of the originating (parent) page!
Any suggestions? As noted, my machines are either GNU/Linux or Windoze, so I can't test out safari on my own.
Thanks much in advance...
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