Comments on Kir's blog: Safari JavaScript problems

You the man. Thanks for posting this. I still have...

2010-03-13T22:01:13.997+01:00

You the man. Thanks for posting this. I still have hair thanks to you.

Hi, The matter is, in the latest versions of Pr...

2009-07-15T11:44:06.908+02:00

Hi,

The matter is, in the latest versions of Prototype 'useCapture' parameter has been removed. I've created an issue in the tracker for this problem (and there is a patch): http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/10654

Regards,
KIR

Hi Kir, I tried observing the elements which is i...

2009-07-15T09:38:55.395+02:00

Hi Kir,

I tried observing the elements which is inside Redbox with Event.observe(element, event, handler, true) but its' not working for me in safari.

Any idea?

Thx.

Hi Toni,

Are you sure that your code isn'...

2007-09-11T07:15:00.000+02:00

Hi Toni,

Are you sure that your code isn't called? Did you try to insert alert() to your handler? Possibly, you have to call something like window.focus() instead of $('flashmovie').blur();

Regards,
KIR

Hi there Kir,

I have same problem but for d...

2007-09-10T20:12:00.000+02:00

Hi there Kir,

I have same problem but for different reasons, my code works in every browser except, guess what, Safari...

What I am trying to do is to render dynamically a movie within a layer, then display the layer... Once I inserted the code, I put the following function:

Event.observe('flashmovie','focus',function () {
$('flashmovie').blur(); // return focus to our self window
},true);

But, unfortunately it doesnt work... I just want to get trap the focus event and return focus to main window, in order to keep track on keyboard events...

Any ideas?

Being for hours on Google no solution has been found...

Toni