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Old 06-05-2008, 06:53 AM   PM User | #1
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jQuery + jCarousel Picture Gallery working fine in Firefox but not in IE

Hi,
I'm trying to make a picture gallery using jCarousel (
http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel/ ) and other jQuery features,
powered by Perl/CGI and XML at the backend.

The initial version of the gallery at http://gallery.naveeng.com/trek.html
is working fine in both FF and IE. Clicking a thumbnail on the left
scroller loads the corresponding image via jQuery in the main image
area, while the previous, next buttons are also fine.

I wrote a comments feature which enables a user to comment on
individual pictures and then it appears below the main image. It can
be seen at http://gallery.naveeng.com/trek_final.html but this works
fine only in FF, while in IE, the initial page loads okay, but
clicking a new thumbnail or any of the previous, next, first or last
buttons, make IE go blank (both IE 6 and IE7)!

The following are the additional changes done in the latter version,
which is not working in IE:

Code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/jquery.form.js"></script> 
 <script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/ 
 jquery.livequery.pack.js"></script> 
 <script type="text/javascript"> 
 //<![CDATA[ 
 
$(document).ready(function() { 
 
        $('#htmlForm').livequery(function(){ 
     $('#htmlForm').ajaxForm({ 
         success: function(resText) { 
             $('#htmlExampleTarget').append(resText); 
         } 
     }); 
 
}); 
 });
Also, in another custom javascript function cust(), I'm using a $.ajax
function to call the comments script "comm_all.cgi" and retrieving the
comments form. But commenting out this part makes the script the work
fine in IE!

Code:
function cust(url) 
 { 
 
        re = /^(http:\/\/www\.naveeng\.com\/gallery\/Trek\/Canon\/Best 
 \/)thumbs\/(.+?)_thumb(\.jpg)$/i; 
         array=url.match(re); 
 
        var xfn = "Trek/data/new/" + array[2] + ".xml"; 
 
    jQuery.get( 
         xfn, 
 
        function(data){ 
         //      jQuery(document).ready(function() { 
                         jQuery('#s_it').html(jQuery('title',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_desc').html(jQuery('desc',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_dt').html(jQuery('date',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_pl').html(jQuery('place',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_cam').html(jQuery('camera',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_len').html(jQuery('lens',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_fl').html(jQuery('flash',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_res').html(jQuery('imgres',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_sz').html(jQuery('imgsize',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_or').html(jQuery('orientation',data).text()); 
                         jQuery('#s_ss').html(jQuery('ss',data).text()); 
 //              }) 
                 }, 
         'xml' 
     ); 
 
        var insh="<a target=_blank href='" + array[1] + array[2] + array[3] + 
 "'><img src='" + array[1] + "main/" + array[2] + "_main" + array[3] + 
 "' border=0 /></a>"; 
 
        var inval=array[2] + "_main" + array[3]; 
         gup = document.getElementById('img_name'); 
         gup.value = inval; 
 
        reg_ssi = /Trekking_Pic_(\d+)_main/i; 
         arr_ssi = inval.match(reg_ssi); 
 
        $.ajax({ 
         type: "GET", 
         url: "comm_all.cgi?pic=" + arr_ssi[1], 
         dataType: "html", 
                 eval: true, 
         error: function(){ 
               alert('Error loading document'); 
         }, 
         success: function(data){ 
                         $('#ssi').html(data); 
                 } 
       }); 
 
//      jQuery(document).ready(function() { 
                 jQuery('#main_div_2').fadeOut(2000).fadeTo(10, 1, function() 
 {jQuery('#main_img_div').html(insh);}).fadeIn(2000); 
 //      }); 
 
}
So what is the problem with the above function? And how should I
rewrite the $.ajax portion above so that IE doesn't go blank?

Thanks.

Naveen
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