Me too. I'm working on writing up a dynamic resume (so as radio button can select whether to see cs experience, music experience, or both), and the code will work in Firefox, Safari, and IE... but not Opera. I really don't think I can make myself care with these kinds of incompatibilities; I'll probably just disable that functionality if a browser identifies it as Opera, and if the end user is lying about the browser they're using then it's their own damn fault.
Well, foreach only works in Firefox, but I can live without it for the simple things I'm doing at the moment; my comment is about a separate issue which only doesn't work in Opera (out of my sample of 4 test browsers).
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I'm working on writing up a dynamic resume (so as radio button can select whether to see cs experience, music experience, or both), and the code will work in Firefox, Safari, and IE... but not Opera. I really don't think I can make myself care with these kinds of incompatibilities; I'll probably just disable that functionality if a browser identifies it as Opera, and if the end user is lying about the browser they're using then it's their own damn fault.
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Did you just suggest php as a coding option? :P
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