Not working in chrome

[haggit]

Here is the site: http://orandofer.tempurl.co.il/products/leaf It works perfect in IE, firefox, but not in google chrome...

[0001]

its working as i seen it nice job by the way:) here is my web : www.gallstudio.com :)

[haggit]

Downgrading the jquery version from 1.4.4 to 1.4.2 has been solved the problem..

[0001]

did u try with 1.7 ? .. i think now the jqery..

[0001]

i think olways beter upgrade then downgrade:)

[haggit]

I'm working with Drupal 7, that support JQ 1.4.4. not sure JQ can upgrade..

[0001]

sure u can :) http://code.google.com/apis/libraries/devguide.html#jquery give it a try.. but for similar project u have in hand i thing wordpress is a better choice then drupal way more simple backand for the and user.. and u can get some nice iCarousel plugins.. ;) just an idea maybe for next time..:)

[haggit]

http://www.chapterthree.com/blog/jennifer-lampton/wordpress-vs-drupal-saga-continues

[0001]

http://drupal.org/node/1328900 found this..

[haggit]

Thanks!!!!! I'll check it..

[0001]

:) i dont want to get into a holy war im sure drupal is great cms sure is better as cms then WordPress but if it comes to a simple site like your example or my website when u dont have 200 pages to manage and so on.... i think WordPress is a simpler and more user friendly approach specially if u build the site to someone who newer used a cms before.. i think for them WordPress learning curve is shorter:) that is all im saying:) :) hope no hard feelings just trying to help:)

[haggit]

Thanks for all. very appreciate your help..

[0001]

no worry's :) treat others how u want others to treat u;) cheers

[0001]

if u know anithing about this.. just let me know:) hahahha https://github.com/jsor/jcarousel/issues/331

[mbutomax]

I'm facing problems too with Chrome (17.0.963.56), but only in my Mac. Right now I'm trying to see if there is an upgrade. If I use Chrome under Windows I haven't any. Jcarousel: v. 0.2.8 (vertical: true) Jquery: v. 1.7.1 (cannot downgrade below 1.7) I'm using the boostrap HTML template from twitter (http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/index.html), maybe the order I'm calling javascripts could be the problem?

[andrewdelprete]

Chrome works fine for me in version 17.0.963.56. However, it's does not workfor me on Chrome in Windows 7.

[rowild]

Having the same problem on Chrome Mac with jquery 1.7. As soon as the width in .jcarousel-skin-gallery .jcarousel-item is put to "auto", the pictures won't float anymore:

.jcarousel-skin-gallery .jcarousel-container { width:100%; height:273px; padding:0; margin:0; border: 3px solid red; }

.jcarousel-skin-gallery .jcarousel-container-horizontal {

} .jcarousel-skin-gallery .jcarousel-clip { width:100%; height:273px; padding:0; margin:0; border:3px solid blue; }

.jcarousel-skin-gallery .jcarousel-clip-horizontal {

}

.jcarousel-skin-gallery .jcarousel-item { padding:0; margin:0 5px 0 0; width: auto; <-- THIS ONE IS THE PROBLEM IN CHROME ONLY; <-- when set to a fixed px (eg 100px) everything works fine }

Am I doing something wrong? Any solutions to this?

Thanks! Regtards, Robert

[rowild]

I just realized that Chrome calculates a different width for the ul-element with the classes "jcarousel-list jcarousel-list-horizontal": the inspector says something like 820px, while Firebug on Firefox reports a value of over 1500px.

Strangely enough, after adding a min-width value to the li-elements, Chrome orders the images in rows - one row takes as many pictures as fit into the visible area of the browser, then the float continues in a second row etc. It is irrelevant whether the parent element has a overflow:hidden or not...

Chrome acts very strange...

[zenoyu]

There is a bug in the Chrome w jQuery 1.7, which make the left positioning shifted out, I had a patch of making a new function getLeft(), which using the parent container to calculate the offset value

getLeft: function() { // jQuery 1.7 Chrome left position value bug thisLeft = this.list.offset().left; thisTop = this.list.offset().top; thisParent = this.list.parent(); parentLeft = thisParent.offset().left; parentTop = thisParent.offset().top; return $jc.intval(thisLeft-parentLeft); },

And then replace all: $jc.intval(this.list.css(this.lt))

with calling this function:

this.getLeft()