Richard Korts
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Strange FireFox Behaivor
I have the following HTML
<div class="pt9"><b>Region: 3</b><br>
<b>1st Appointment Date: </b><select name="sdate" size="1" class="pt8" onChange="return get_sched();">
<option value="2011-03-02|AM" >03/02/2011-AM</option>
<option value="2011-03-09|PM" >03/09/2011-PM</option>
<option value="2011-03-17|AM" selected>03/17/2011-AM</op tion>
<option value="2011-03-24|PM" >03/24/2011-PM</option>
<option value="2011-04-01|AM" >04/01/2011-AM</option>
</select></div><br>
Notice the 3rd item (3/17) is selected.
See attached image. This is how it looks in FireFox.
Why is 3/17 not the selected?
FF-issue.jpg
<div class="pt9"><b>Region: 3</b><br>
<b>1st Appointment Date: </b><select name="sdate" size="1" class="pt8" onChange="return get_sched();">
<option value="2011-03-02|AM" >03/02/2011-AM</option>
<option value="2011-03-09|PM" >03/09/2011-PM</option>
<option value="2011-03-17|AM" selected>03/17/2011-AM</op
<option value="2011-03-24|PM" >03/24/2011-PM</option>
<option value="2011-04-01|AM" >04/01/2011-AM</option>
</select></div><br>
Notice the 3rd item (3/17) is selected.
See attached image. This is how it looks in FireFox.
Why is 3/17 not the selected?
FF-issue.jpg
ASKER
To sjklein42:
Great.
But that doesn't fix things for my current customer using FireFox.
I seem to recall the syntax selected='true' fixes the problem. Does that work? Does it work in IE?
Thanks
Great.
But that doesn't fix things for my current customer using FireFox.
I seem to recall the syntax selected='true' fixes the problem. Does that work? Does it work in IE?
Thanks
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FF4 Beta is not an update, it has to be downloaded specifically. Here's the link:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/beta/