Hi all
I hope this is the right list - I couldn't find one for
Konqueror
specifically but if there
is one, please let me know.
I'm in the middle of writing a web app which uses AJAX to
include XHTML and
CSS, and am having trouble getting Konqueror to recognise
the css link
request
downloaded in the AJAX request. This works in IE6+, firefox,
Opera, and
Epiphany
but not Konqueror. Does anyone know a workaround or
alternative
technique which
will work for Konqueror?
In more detail ...
I have a web page with a button that replaces the contents
of one <div>
with the
results of the ajax server request which includes some css.
e.g.
<div id="replace"></div>
becomes
<div id="replace">
<link rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css"
href="pathtocss/setcolourtored.css">
Here is the rest of the code downloaded
</div>
where the setcolourtored.css changes the text colour to
red.
In all the other browsers above, the text "Here is the
rest of the code
downloaded" is red,
whereas in Konqueror it stays the standard colour, which
shows Konqueror
doesn't download
the stylesheet or doesn't interpret it.
Hope this makes sense (and this is the right list!)
Regards
Neill Jones
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There are some questions in the archives which are about
scripting
and Ajax.
> Does anyone know a workaround or alternative technique
which
> will work for Konqueror?
>
> ..., which shows Konqueror doesn't download the
> stylesheet or doesn't interpret it.