Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Colorpicker
Version:
5.x-1.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
30 Sep 2008 at 01:03 UTC
Updated:
10 Nov 2008 at 06:38 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
dwees commentedIf you check out http://www.unitorganizer.com/drupal5/colorpicker/example in IE 6, you should see it working (or at least it works for me).]
This is probably some issue with your theme, or your version of jQuery, but it probably not an IE 6 problem.
However, I'll leave this open, maybe you can provide more information for us to debug this problem.
Dave
Comment #2
dgtlmoon commentedhmm no sorry doesnt work
ie6.0.2800.1106
if i click around the color square it changes the color, it's like the colored ring around around the square is missing?
Comment #3
dwees commentedDoes your IE, when you choose about, tell you which "Service pack" it is?
The only JavaScript used by this module is the Farbastic Script, which is provided by the color module. So really this is an issue with the color module, but I'm willing to do some trouble shooting.
Possibilities:
1. Your version of IE 6 is outdated and you should upgrade to IE 6 Service pack 2 at the very latest.
2. You have custom security or high security levels which is preventing the script from properly running.
3. I don't know?
Dave
Comment #4
lebard commentedI'm having the same problem. MY IE is SP1 though. Could we find a work around for people who don't have IE6 sp2? There are a lot of them out there, unfortunately. Installing virtual machine to check IE 6 sp2.
Comment #5
dwees commentedWell here's some other stuff we can do.
1. Do any other scripts work properly? I'd check the autocomplete script (if you have an autocomplete for taxonomy, or node reference, or user reference) and the textarea resize script (are textareas resizable).
2. Check the Drupal project issue queue for problems with the Color module since that is where the bulk of this script comes from, or check the Farbastic project over at jQuery.com and see if they have any solutions.
Comment #6
dwees commentedAlso, if someone can install the Script Debugger that Microsoft distributes (for free) and check to see what line the JS stops at, that would be cool as well.
Dave
Comment #7
dwees commentedI'm going to close this since I don't have any additional information with which to work. Re-open it if you find any other information.
Comment #8
dgtlmoon commentedyeh, sounds like it doesnt work with SP1 but SP2 is all good, maybe worth a note in the readme
Comment #9
dwees commentedOkay, a note in the README is a good idea. Will do that.