That's not my experience, I specifically use JQuery with LL's built in
browser, and it works fine, almost. :) I do use my own custom Ajax code
because I have had problems with JQuery's Ajax and LL's browser. But
overall most of JQuery works fine in Webkit. It's best to use a Webkit
based browser
Lance,
I see a couple minor problems in the html. Browsers are very good a
rendering most any html even if the tags do not follow the HTML standards.
at line 55, your start a tag, but there r is not a beginning tag.
after your table end on line 57, you have a tag. I think you want
Russel
>From what I remember playing around with the SL built-in browser, it is
very limited. Both the JS and HTML rendering engines leave much to be
desired - their just too old, and don't understand a lot of today's tools -
including jQuery. :(
Of course, it's been almost a year since I last played wi
Hi,
I'm trying to create my own login screen, and I'm having a bit of
trouble creating HTML that does not make llqtwebkit curl up and die
quietly in a corner.
My page loads fine in a webbrowser, but when i build a viewer that tries
to use it, all i get is a black screen inside the viewer and l