Debugging behaviour.js

I am developing a google map app that's attempting to use
behaviour to
recenter the map. The webpage is at
home.csumb.edu/g/greenemichael/
world/broken.htm . On the right side of the page, I've got a
list of
bulidings on campus. The idea is a click on a building in
the list
will recenter the map on that building. I use behaviour to
fire off a
function that invokes the redrawing code.

The code works fine in firefox but fails in Explorer, Safari
and
Opera. Explorer throws an error on the behaviour.apply call.
If I
remove the behaviour call, Of course I don't get the desired
results
other than getting Explorer to shut up.

I've looked at the code and I'm damned if I can see anything
wrong.
Perhaps another pair of eyes might see something obvious
that I
missed? The javascript code is in

home.csumb.edu/g/greenemichael/world/jsc/behaviour.js (the
current
distribution)
home.csumb.edu/g/greenemichael/world/jsc/style.js ( my mod
to the
rules structure)

The div that I'm hanging the function call off of is defined
by
 <style type="text/css">
   #sma{position: absolute;left:50px}
</style> and lives in the larger div, BldgList. Both
are defined at
the bottom of the webpage.


 The div works properly in Firefox and safari by formating
the
building # and building name into two adjacent columns but
fails in
Explorer.


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I found the error - style.js needs to be pruned from the
example code
to provide rules only for those elements that actually exist
in the
DOM. I had modified myrules to fire my code but left the
other rules
intact. Firefox didn't mind but Explorer and Opera do.

On May 22, 9:09 am, michael_greene <michael_gre...csumb.edu> wrote:
> I am developing a google map app that's attempting to
use behaviour to
> recenter the map. The webpage is at
home.csumb.edu/g/greenemichael/
> world/broken.htm . On the right side of the page, I've
got a list of
> bulidings on campus. The idea is a click on a building
in the list
> will recenter the map on that building. I use behaviour
to fire off a
> function that invokes the redrawing code.
>
> The code works fine in firefox but fails in Explorer,
Safari and
> Opera. Explorer throws an error on the behaviour.apply
call. If I
> remove the behaviour call, Of course I don't get the
desired results
> other than getting Explorer to shut up.
>
> I've looked at the code and I'm damned if I can see
anything wrong.
> Perhaps another pair of eyes might see something
obvious that I
> missed? The javascript code is in
>
> home.csumb.edu/g/greenemichael/world/jsc/behaviour.js
(the current
> distribution)
> home.csumb.edu/g/greenemichael/world/jsc/style.js ( my
mod to the
> rules structure)
>
> The div that I'm hanging the function call off of is
defined by
>  <style type="text/css">
>    #sma{position: absolute;left:50px}
> </style> and lives in the larger div, BldgList.
Both are defined at
> the bottom of the webpage.
>
>  The div works properly in Firefox and safari by
formating the
> building # and building name into two adjacent columns
but fails in
> Explorer.


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