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Answer» The JS code for blinking text on my site won't load for me in Firefox. Offline, it works fine in all browsers Offline it works & Online it doesn't to me points to security related to Java Script. FF15 is blocking JS from online sources yet it allows it to execute locally. I'd go into security and make sure JS is enabled for both LOCAL and www. Internet speed shouldn't MATTER as for once the HTML is loaded with the JavaScript the TEXT should blink, once loaded you could unplug from internet and it will continue to blink. Can you list your JavaScript source here so I can look it over for issues? There's a way to blink text through CSS, which would make JS unnecessary. (btw the JS worked for me in firefox 18.0a1-20120907) Code: [Select]<span style="text-decoration: blink;">blink text</span>I just opened the site again in Firefox and after waiting a long time (few minutes maybe) the script finally loaded. But I don't get why it TOOK so long. My connection is slow, but not that slow. It only takes a few seconds max for the SWF video on my site to load, and most web pages will fully load in a few seconds. DaveLembke, in I have Code: [Select] <script type="text/javascript"> function blink() { if (!document.getElementById('blink').style.color) {document.getElementById('blink').style.color="white";} if (document.getElementById('blink').style.color=="white") {document.getElementById('blink').style.color="#CC00FF";} else {document.getElementById('blink').style.color="white";} timer=setTimeout("blink()",333); } function stop() {clearTimeout(timer);} </script> In body I use and text. TechnoGeek, that's the same as the tag, correct? I used before, and it worked in Firefox but not in Chromium, which is why I switched to JS. It was also due in part to the tag not even being listed on w3schools.com making me think it is obsolete or something. I tried your version and again, it works in Firefox, but not Chromium (even offline it does not work in Chromium). I've never had issues with Chromium not loading scripts in the past, so I don't think it's an issue with my settings. Quote from: ShadowVegan on September 08, 2012, 07:35:47 PM TechnoGeek, that's the same as the <blink> tag, correct? No. It's a CSS text decoration. It's part of the HTML DTD.Regardless, they both had the same effect: Work in Firefox, not Chromium. Using HTML5 doctype if it matters.Found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4894488/blinking-text-cross-browserI'll take a look, thanks. |
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