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04/08/2003 12:17:16 PM · #1 |
I use Opera 7 (as far as possible) and I thought dpchallenge was really hard to navigate around until I found that there are menus along the top of the page which are turned off in Opera.
I think these could easily be enabled. After a bit of fiddling and testing, I found that the menu code is deliberately turning itself off when it see the browser is Opera.
I tried modifying the line which reads
var PosStrt=(NavYes||ExpYes)&&!Opr?1:0;
to read
var PosStrt=(NavYes||ExpYes||Opr)?1:0;
which has the effect of explicitly enabling the menus for Opera (as well as Navigator and Explorer). The menus seemed to work OK for me. (These edits were performed on local copies of the files in question.) Of course, this is with Opera 7 and the above mod doesn't check at all for different versions of Opera. I also only tested one of the menus (the Profile menu).
But I thought you might like to know that the menu code seems to work OK in Opera 7 and it would be good if it could be enabled.
Thanks for listening
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04/08/2003 12:32:28 PM · #2 |
Curious.... why do you use Opera? Anti Micro$oft? Lemme guess, you are a RedHat guy. heh
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04/08/2003 12:37:34 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by bamaster:
Curious.... why do you use Opera? Anti Micro$oft? Lemme guess, you are a RedHat guy. heh |
I always think it's a good idea to not have one organisation control your destiny. And apart from that, Opera's way faster than IE and includes a decent mail client. And apart from that, it's making its way onto the new generation of smart phones, like the Sony Ericsson P800
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