thaumaturgy
10-29-2004, 12:51 AM
EXAMPLES:
http://www.duckfishdesigns.com/site/main.html
-Go to the 'contact' section (the red phone) and try to type into the field
using Safari as your browser.
http://www.duckfishdesigns.com/site/test1.html
THE PROBLEM:
I've noticed that when I was testing this site I'm designing that the input fields aren't always readily input-able (if that's a word), even after I close the browser, empty the cache, and re-open the site. Maybe 20% of the time Safari will allow me to input data into the fields. If I use IE, it works, no problem. I even tested the SWFs by calling them directly (I thought it might be an HTML interaction problem), but it does the same thing there as well.
Just wondering if anyone had any insight into this phenomenon?
:confused:
http://www.duckfishdesigns.com/site/main.html
-Go to the 'contact' section (the red phone) and try to type into the field
using Safari as your browser.
http://www.duckfishdesigns.com/site/test1.html
THE PROBLEM:
I've noticed that when I was testing this site I'm designing that the input fields aren't always readily input-able (if that's a word), even after I close the browser, empty the cache, and re-open the site. Maybe 20% of the time Safari will allow me to input data into the fields. If I use IE, it works, no problem. I even tested the SWFs by calling them directly (I thought it might be an HTML interaction problem), but it does the same thing there as well.
Just wondering if anyone had any insight into this phenomenon?
:confused: