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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: Konqueror 2.1 and Javascript
From:       Mike Davison <davison () cs ! utk ! edu>
Date:       2001-02-28 23:32:06
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Expanding on my earlier question, here's the error message displayed when I 
click on one of the images. When one clicks on these images a larger image 
should be displayed. 

    khtml (part): KHTMLPart::executeScript show_image('402340', '6938440');
    Can't find variable: show_image. Initialising to null.
    JS: Type error at line 1. Expression is no object.
    khtml (part): KHTMLPart::executeScript - done

The root problem seems to be that konqueror strips out much of the javascript 
that is contained on this page. When the page source is viewed with Netscape 
there is a show_image function. When the page is viewed with Konqueror there 
is no show_image function. It, any many others, do not exist. 

I have tried changing the User Agent string as some people have suggested, 
but that does not seem to have any affect. Can anyone, with any user agent 
setting correctly view:

  http://photomail.photoworks.com/sharing/album.asp?Key=3541309691340009

You should be able to click on an image and see a larger image. 

Thanks,
Mike



On Monday 26 February11:09 pm, Mike Davison wrote:
> I was just checking out the new Konqueror 2.1 and, while very impressed 
with 
> the stability and solid functionality, it looks like Konqueror 2.1 doesn't 
> support Javascript very well.  When I view a friend's photo album at the 
URL 
> listed below Konqueror seems to 'loose' a bunch of the Javascript. Netscape 
> 4.7 handles it fine. Is this a known issue? Do I just have something 
> misconfigured? 
> 
> Thanks,
> Mike
> 
> 
> http://photomail.photoworks.com/sharing/album.asp?Key=3541309691340009
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