Hello,
Sorry, I'm not a Mac person per se so I hope I phrase this question properly...
I have a CD based course that uses Javascript to implement lesson selection (buttons, dropdowns, etc.)
It's been working fine on both PC and Macs (Internet Explorer on PC, Safari on Mac, mainly) for the past 8 years or so.
It seems that since the Intel based Macs have come along, the Javascript routines are no longer running on the Mac with either Safari or Firefox. I installed the error console in Safari, and there are lots of Javascript errors, such as "=" expected instead of ";", and many other errors like it.
These Javascript routines work fine on any older Mac (non-Intel), and work fine on any PC.
Anyone have any idea what's going on? Have the errors always been errors, but the error-checking was relaxed?
If there is a way to fix this at the machine/client level instead of the code level, that would be great, since the CDs are already manufactured.
Thank you.
Dave
Sorry, I'm not a Mac person per se so I hope I phrase this question properly...
I have a CD based course that uses Javascript to implement lesson selection (buttons, dropdowns, etc.)
It's been working fine on both PC and Macs (Internet Explorer on PC, Safari on Mac, mainly) for the past 8 years or so.
It seems that since the Intel based Macs have come along, the Javascript routines are no longer running on the Mac with either Safari or Firefox. I installed the error console in Safari, and there are lots of Javascript errors, such as "=" expected instead of ";", and many other errors like it.
These Javascript routines work fine on any older Mac (non-Intel), and work fine on any PC.
Anyone have any idea what's going on? Have the errors always been errors, but the error-checking was relaxed?
If there is a way to fix this at the machine/client level instead of the code level, that would be great, since the CDs are already manufactured.
Thank you.
Dave