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jquery effects in IE6
apson123
2008-07-24 07:35:06 UTC
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The map doesn't move in IE 6 and I'm wondering if this is a problem
with my code or if there's another solution. I generally find the
jquery effects fairly reliable across platforms. http://www.petquake.org/
warden [Andrew Leach - Maps API Guru]
2008-07-24 09:53:59 UTC
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Post by apson123
The map doesn't move in IE 6 and I'm wondering if this is a problem
with my code or if there's another solution.  I generally find the
jquery effects fairly reliable across platforms.  http://www.petquake.org/
Could you be more specific, please? I can move your map in IE6.

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Andrew
apson123
2008-07-24 20:50:18 UTC
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Hi Andrew,

The "Create a new report" link runs the jquery effect slideDown() on
the div #report. In IE 6, the div slides down, only the google map
simply stays in place; the content of #report being revealed "behind"
the map, rather than pushing the map down. As would happen if the
#map was position:fixed and on a higher z-index. The expected
behavior seems to work in Firefox but not in IE6.

I expected the #map to move down and stay within its containing div.

I believe my expectations are reasonable and that this is a problem
effecting only IE6 with jquery. Perhaps there is a trick to making it
work in IE6, though.

Thanks,
Aaron

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