We built this calendar application that displays a calendar; well, I say we built it, we 'borrowed the code'. However, we discovered that it didn't work in Mozilla browsers, only IE so that taught us a lesson not to 'borrow code'.

So we re-built it ourselves and now it works fine in IE and Mozilla. The only thing is, it doesn't work on a Mac!!! I know Mac's have their purpose and they are useful machines, but why won't they display certain kinds of scripting (javascript in this instance). Is there a way round this inherent problem?

thanks

Adam

Well which browser, IE on Mac or something else?
What error do you get or is it a display problem?

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Joe (Microsoft MVP - XML)

Joe

It's a display problem on IE on a Mac and Mozilla (Firefox) on a Mac -same display error.

How about some code, a URL, screenshots, etc.

Regards,
Rich

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Richard, you mean you can't diagnose the problem? Shame on you! I propose immediate expulsion from the Mind Readers and Psychics Guild.

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Joe (Microsoft MVP - XML)

It seems the spiritual realm doesn't care for the problems with Macs and JavaScript errors.

This one I'm typing on now, I get nothing unless it's got the magic crystal inserted. See there, is your magic crystal properly mounted?

Geesh, these n00bs!

Regards,
Rich

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