Closed jwestbrook closed 9 years ago
previous lighthouse ticket #1282 by Victor
Condition in dom.js at line 2988 works not only for IE (as intended), but also for Opera:
if ('styleFloat' in DIV.style) { methods.getStyle = getStyle_IE; methods.setOpacity = setOpacity_IE; methods.getOpacity = getOpacity_IE; }
so any setOpacity/getOpacity (Scriptaculous appear effect) is broken in Opera (tested in Opera 11.52).
Matthew Kerwin May 1st, 2012 @ 03:37 AM
Seconded. This is causing a frequent (15ms), infinite timeout loop, and killing subsequent behaviours.
previous lighthouse ticket #1282 by Victor
Condition in dom.js at line 2988 works not only for IE (as intended), but also for Opera:
so any setOpacity/getOpacity (Scriptaculous appear effect) is broken in Opera (tested in Opera 11.52).