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DW CS3 Template Error
I created a website using DW CS3 templates, when I update the pages with the master template I get the following Error. I am using CSS min-width & max-width.
"There is an error at line 118, column 24 (absolute position 4071) of "K:\*******\theme\minmax.j s": nested editable regions."
Everything appears to be working correctly, but I want to be sure I am not missing anything.
This is the code referred to in the error, but the line it calls is commented text.
"There is an error at line 118, column 24 (absolute position 4071) of "K:\*******\theme\minmax.j
Everything appears to be working correctly, but I want to be sure I am not missing anything.
This is the code referred to in the error, but the line it calls is commented text.
// minmax.js: make IE5+/Win support CSS min/max-width/height
// version 1.0, 08-Aug-2003
// written by Andrew Clover <and@doxdesk.com>, use freely
/*@cc_on @if (@_win32 && @_jscript_version>4)
var minmax_elements;
minmax_props= new Array(
new Array('min-width', 'minWidth'),
new Array('max-width', 'maxWidth'),
new Array('min-height','minHeight'),
new Array('max-height','maxHeight')
);
// Binding. Called on all new elements. If <body>, initialise; check all
// elements for minmax properties
function minmax_bind(el) {
var i, em, ms;
var st= el.style, cs= el.currentStyle;
if (minmax_elements==window.undefined) {
// initialise when body element has turned up, but only on IE
if (!document.body || !document.body.currentStyle) return;
minmax_elements= new Array();
window.attachEvent('onresize', minmax_delayout);
// make font size listener
em= document.createElement('div');
em.setAttribute('id', 'minmax_em');
em.style.position= 'absolute'; em.style.visibility= 'hidden';
em.style.fontSize= 'xx-large'; em.style.height= '5em';
em.style.top='-5em'; em.style.left= '0';
if (em.style.setExpression) {
em.style.setExpression('width', 'minmax_checkFont()');
document.body.insertBefore(em, document.body.firstChild);
}
}
// transform hyphenated properties the browser has not caught to camelCase
for (i= minmax_props.length; i-->0;)
if (cs[minmax_props[i][0]])
st[minmax_props[i][1]]= cs[minmax_props[i][0]];
// add element with properties to list, store optimal size values
for (i= minmax_props.length; i-->0;) {
ms= cs[minmax_props[i][1]];
if (ms && ms!='auto' && ms!='none' && ms!='0' && ms!='') {
st.minmaxWidth= cs.width; st.minmaxHeight= cs.height;
minmax_elements[minmax_elements.length]= el;
// will need a layout later
minmax_delayout();
break;
} }
}
// check for font size changes
var minmax_fontsize= 0;
function minmax_checkFont() {
var fs= document.getElementById('minmax_em').offsetHeight;
if (minmax_fontsize!=fs && minmax_fontsize!=0)
minmax_delayout();
minmax_fontsize= fs;
return '5em';
}
// Layout. Called after window and font size-change. Go through elements we
// picked out earlier and set their size to the minimum, maximum and optimum,
// choosing whichever is appropriate
// Request re-layout at next available moment
var minmax_delaying= false;
function minmax_delayout() {
if (minmax_delaying) return;
minmax_delaying= true;
window.setTimeout(minmax_layout, 0);
}
function minmax_stopdelaying() {
minmax_delaying= false;
}
function minmax_layout() {
window.setTimeout(minmax_stopdelaying, 100);
var i, el, st, cs, optimal, inrange;
for (i= minmax_elements.length; i-->0;) {
el= minmax_elements[i]; st= el.style; cs= el.currentStyle;
// horizontal size bounding
st.width= st.minmaxWidth; optimal= el.offsetWidth;
inrange= true;
if (inrange && cs.minWidth && cs.minWidth!='0' && cs.minWidth!='auto' && cs.minWidth!='') {
st.width= cs.minWidth;
inrange= (el.offsetWidth<optimal);
}
if (inrange && cs.maxWidth && cs.maxWidth!='none' && cs.maxWidth!='auto' && cs.maxWidth!='') {
st.width= cs.maxWidth;
inrange= (el.offsetWidth>optimal);
}
if (inrange) st.width= st.minmaxWidth;
// vertical size bounding
st.height= st.minmaxHeight; optimal= el.offsetHeight;
inrange= true;
if (inrange && cs.minHeight && cs.minHeight!='0' && cs.minHeight!='auto' && cs.minHeight!='') {
st.height= cs.minHeight;
inrange= (el.offsetHeight<optimal);
}
if (inrange && cs.maxHeight && cs.maxHeight!='none' && cs.maxHeight!='auto' && cs.maxHeight!='') {
st.height= cs.maxHeight;
inrange= (el.offsetHeight>optimal);
}
if (inrange) st.height= st.minmaxHeight;
}
}
// Scanning. Check document every so often until it has finished loading. Do
// nothing until <body> arrives, then call main init. Pass any new elements
// found on each scan to be bound
var minmax_SCANDELAY= 500;
function minmax_scan() {
var el;
for (var i= 0; i<document.all.length; i++) {
el= document.all[i];
if (!el.minmax_bound) {
el.minmax_bound= true;
minmax_bind(el);
} }
}
var minmax_scanner;
function minmax_stop() {
window.clearInterval(minmax_scanner);
minmax_scan();
}
minmax_scan();
minmax_scanner= window.setInterval(minmax_scan, minmax_SCANDELAY);
window.attachEvent('onload', minmax_stop);
@end @*/
I am of course referring to line 118:
// nothing until <body> arrives, then call main init. Pass any new elements
// nothing until <body> arrives, then call main init. Pass any new elements
ASKER
I have gone through and looked and there isn't any incorrectly nested regions. It only errors at the beginning of the update, then it goes through all of the other files with out a problem.
It's reporting the error right at the end of <body> on line 118. Have you tried changing that text as suggested?
// nothing until <body> arrives, then call main init. Pass any new elements
123456789012345679801234
ASKER
Ok, I went from this:
// Scanning. Check document every so often until it has finished loading. Do
// nothing until <body> arrives, then call main init. Pass any new elements
// found on each scan to be bound
To this:
// Scanning. Check document every so often until it has finished loading. Do
123456789012345679801234
// found on each scan to be bound
It seems to be working. Just out of curiosity ....what did that do?
// Scanning. Check document every so often until it has finished loading. Do
// nothing until <body> arrives, then call main init. Pass any new elements
// found on each scan to be bound
To this:
// Scanning. Check document every so often until it has finished loading. Do
123456789012345679801234
// found on each scan to be bound
It seems to be working. Just out of curiosity ....what did that do?
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Thanks!!
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<!-- TemplateBeginEditable name="EditRegion4" -->EditRegion4<!-- TemplateEndEditable -->
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Looks like it doesn't like to see
<body>
try changing that to
[body] or something....