Hi ppl, i'm new here, and well... I found a bug on Resonance page... I can't play anything on the sim database with Firefox 3.0.7. The problem is a comment on HTML on line 248 (after rendered, pre-javascript).
I think you had a Google banner there, and someone commented that, and commented kinda wrong... there're 2 'comment open' tags and just one finishing that. Firefox misunderstood that and think that the last 'close comment' tag (on that block) is a text to be commented, making the whole code commented (til it find a br tag).
Well... I talked just too much hehe... Hope it'll help...
It's rendering fine on IE6/7 and Opera 9.6.
Sorry for the bad english, I'm brazilian :PIf any help with anything 'bout develop is needed, send me a mail
and I'll be glad to help.
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Until it's not fixed, you could use Opera, IE6/7, Safari or;
Paste the code below on your Address Bar after selecting the music on Simdatabase:
I think you had a Google banner there, and someone commented that, and commented kinda wrong... there're 2 'comment open' tags and just one finishing that. Firefox misunderstood that and think that the last 'close comment' tag (on that block) is a text to be commented, making the whole code commented (til it find a br tag).
Well... I talked just too much hehe... Hope it'll help...
Code:
[B][COLOR=DarkGreen]<!--[/COLOR][/B] <script type="text/javascript">[B][COLOR=Red]<!--[/COLOR][/B] google_ad_client = "pub-4166930489634808"; /* 160x600 created 4/3/08 For Left of SIU */ google_ad_slot = "3083421562"; google_ad_width = 160; google_ad_height = 600; [B][COLOR=DarkGreen]//-->[/COLOR][/B]
Sorry for the bad english, I'm brazilian :PIf any help with anything 'bout develop is needed, send me a mail
and I'll be glad to help.----
Until it's not fixed, you could use Opera, IE6/7, Safari or;
Paste the code below on your Address Bar after selecting the music on Simdatabase:
Code:
javascript: void( document.getElementById('leftcolumn').innerHTML = document.getElementById('leftcolumn').innerHTML.substr(280) ); void( document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].innerHTML = document.getElementById('content').innerHTML );






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