Thanks for testing!

minikperi,

It takes some serious coding changes to achieve that, and AJAX-S isn’t really intended to do that.

Internet Explorer 6
Internet Explorer 7
Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.12
Mozilla Firefox 3 beta 3
Opera 9.26
Opera 9.50 beta
Safari 3.0.4

*All browsers have broken image link in Printable version.
*Internet Explorer 6,7 do not scroll in Printable version.
*Firefox 2,3 need to have correct MimeType(’text/xml’)
*Safari 3.0.4 is very fast, very pretty and very unstable

Thanks!

Trust me, I’d like to have the time to improve it as well.
I think you are right in the observations about the problems, although the broken image should just be a path that should be corrected in that XSLT file.

For the moment, unfortunately, I’m sorry to say that you and other have to resort to doing some local tweaking yourselves to get it to work. Maybe in the future, I’ll start working on it again, but for the moment it won’t be happening.

Thanks for understanding and good input!

I spoken too soon about AJAX-S working with Firefox 2 and 3. It does work fine on local server but the content goes blank when I upload it to the webserver. However, it works in IE6 ,7 and Opera 9.25.

Firefox console gave this error:
[nsIXSLTProcessor.importStylesheet]” nsresult: “0×80004003

After a few hours of hair-pulling, the problem seem to be with webserver not setting correct mime type for XML file and Firefox being picky about loading it. Adding overrideMimeType will fix this.


var oXMLHTTP = new XMLHttpRequest();
oXMLHTTP.overrideMimeType('text/xml'); //New Code

var oXSLTRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
oXSLTRequest.overrideMimeType('text/xml'); //New Code


All browsers have problem with image not showing up in Printable View. It seem that /xml/ is some how added to the image URL.

The IE no-scrolling problem with Printable View is probably because of “overflow:visible;” in print.css. Not sure how to fix this since IE6 does not support “overflow:visible;”

A feature request is adding a forward and back button in the footer for those mouse-dependent users (new users seem lost in the current GUI without buttons or instructions even though AJAX-S offer a good selections of navigation keys). My current hack is not very pretty


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For AJAX-s.css , this change make the presentation look great:


div#main-content{
width: 80%;
margin: 2% auto;
font-size: 110%;
}


I do hope you will update AJAX-S from time to time because it produces the most consistent online presentation accross differrent browsers out of the 6 online slideshow tools I tried.

Thank you for time.

Sorry, I haven’t been doing anything with AJAX-S in a long time. All my time go into the development of DOMAssistant. But if you have any fixes/simple suggestions, please let me know!

On IE6 and IE7, the printable version does not scroll down at all. The mouse scroll wheel does not work and the up/down arrow keys also does not work.

AJAX-S does work with Opera 9.25. Although the image is broken in the printable version.

AJAX-S does work with Firefox 3 but it seem a lot slower than Firefox 2.