i'm using a closed-source script, it uses different template files for different sections of your site. it uses variables that only work in certain template files, effectively limiting what info you can put where. i found a workaround, with a javascript that relocates a div as the child of another div (the destination area). anyone know how i can get something similar working in FF?
here's that i'm using:
(in a .js)
function addElement() {
var ni = document.getElementById('StatusBarHolder');
var newdiv = document.getElementById('StatusBar');
ni.appendChild(newdiv);
newdiv.style.display = 'block';
}
i'm calling this from my header template file as such:
<body bgcolor="#5e818e" onLoad="addElement()">
(on pages where the statusbar div does not exist i get a js error, but that's a different, smaller problem)
works like this:
in my navbar template file:
<div id="selectedPrizeHolder" align="right"> </div>
and then in my statusbar template file:
<div id="statusbar" style="display:none;">
...content
</div>
as i said, works perfect in IE: the statusbar div appears inside my navbar. in FF tho it doens't appear anywhere at all (even tho the js also sets it as visible).
i really need this to work so any help would be appreciated.
relocating a div -- works in IE, FF as usual gets it wrong
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