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Hi Gene,
This is due to differences in the implementation of support for these browsers.
Do you face any problems due to this fact?
- fisheglOccasional ContributorHi Allen,
Yes it does cause us problems. The attachment shows a side by side from the Object Browser.
Here’s basically how we use this.
listOfTextNode = Findall TextNode in Panel(“SPFilteredPublishers”)For each textNode
Log textNode innerText.
listOfLinks = Findall Links in textNode.
For each link
Log link innerText
Next
Next
The log would look something like this using IE8.
Text from TextNode(0)
Text from Link(0)
Text from TextNode(1)
Text from Link(0)
Text from Link(1)
Text from Link(2)
Text from Link(3)
Text from Link(4)
This shows that we have grouped the correct links under the correct textnodes.
- fisheglOccasional Contributor
- fisheglOccasional ContributorHi Allen,
You askedDo you face any problems due to this fact?
My answer is yes it is an issues with us.
Will the issues be resolved?
Do I need to submit this using the support request?
thanks
gene Hi Gene,
The fact that
Firefox TC Object Browser the entries are in random order.
is not the cause of the behavior you describe:
This shows that we have grouped the correct links under the correct textnodes.
Firefox doesn’t show what links are grouped with textnodes.
Here’s another comparison.
In this example using firefox, the panel numbers are in sequence but Panel(0) is missing. The information need for processing is in Panel(2).
We need to analyze this. Could you please provide us with access to the page you're working with? If you face this with any public site, please let me know its URL.
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