[Xerte-dev] Re: Using Toolits in Opera

[Pat Lockley]

it hasn't worked in opera for years (since I was at Nottingham).

I think the reason is because when you click on a project it needs to
reference the parent of the item, and opera's take on parentNode isn't
the same as the others.

I would assume it throws a JS error?

On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 8:54 AM, Fay Cross <Fay.Cross at nottingham.ac.uk> wrote:
> I just tried to log in to Toolkits using Opera and have found that you can’t
> select any of the projects/folders from the Workspace.  I can select the
> Workspace folder but nothing inside it so it’s pretty much unusable.  Has
> anyone else come across this?  Any idea why?
>
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> I don’t usually use Opera but had it open already because of testing some of
> the HTML5 stuff.
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> Fay
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