The script may contain something IE doesn't like (there are many such things especially if you develop the script on FF). The browser should indicate an error in the js file. If you have the code in an ide or any editor which shows line numbers you should be able to detect the problem quickly. hth
No NO error in my script. i Have tried also the Script from Moodle Docs.
( I generated syntax Error deliberatly and had an error)
Which moodle version? And post the script so that we could take a look.
Hi.
i checked at v 2.0 .
it Dose Generate An error that mean IE dosent recognise innerHTML property. and maybe also the "getElementsByName" dosent get the element at all..
the script is here:
http://docs.moodle.org/en/Database_templates#Javascript_template
Thanks a lot.
it is not the innerHTML. when i use getByTagName it was ok.
for my function it is Enough, but not for getting more specific element, so maybe better to specify it at the moodleDocs js-db-template.
actually my function is to replace the "hl=en" to "hl=he", in the location field( gmap) at my db activity. (i use it as a teacher so i cannot change it at the server).
If you need to get a specific element in the Add entry template you can use the builtin field id tags (e.g [[Loc#id] ]). For the single or view template you can enclose the field in an identified div or span which you can get by getElementById and than the desired element by getElementByTagName(<tag name>)[0].
In reply to Itamar Tzadok
תשובה ל: Re: the error is at the getElementsByNames.. got it
by yuval shafriri -
Thanks
Hope some day they will goin us
(to a unified compatible browser)