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[ChrisBlackstone]

When I add a new event and click on the > to see the Calendar Popup to select the date, all I see is a blank window in Safari.

However, when using IE  or Firefox for OS X I see everything correctly.

Anyone else encountered this problem? Any remedy other than to use a different browser?

Thanks

Chris

[Scott]

Safari has issues that I don't like  

I'm constantly continuing to improve the javascript and DHTML functions on my personal web site, which are incorporated into CalendarScript. I'm not sure if Safari works correctly with the current version of the calendar popup (http://www.calendarscript.com/) or not, but I will definitely be doing more browser-testing for things like this before the next release!

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Scott
CalendarScript.com

[ChrisBlackstone]

All the ones on your site work just fine for me in Safari.

How do I close the DIV-style ones, though, they stay open in Safari

I'd be glad to help test any of your calendars with Safari and the other Mac Browsers as well. Calendarscript is going to be a god-send to my school district and I'd like to return some of the help

webmaster@arlington.k12.va.us

[vanessa]

Unfortunately, the pop-up calendar when adding an event is still missing in action on Safari. It's fine with Firefox and IE.

--vanessa

[mr_alexander]

quote: How do I close the DIV-style ones, though, they stay open in Safari

This is because of an (still) existing bug in the PopupWindow.js file.

Search the following lines in the PopupWindow_isClicked(e) function:

else if (this.use_gebi && e) {
   var t = e.originalTarget;
   while (t.parentNode != null) {
      if (t.id==this.divName) {
         return true;
         }
      t = t.parentNode;
      }
      return false;
   }

And replace these with:

else if (this.use_gebi && e) {
   var t = e.target;
   if (t.parentNode == 3) { // Defeat Safari Bug
      if (t.id==this.divName) {
         return true;
         }
      t = t.parentNode;
      }
      return false;
   }

my regards,

mr_alexander