Codfish
3rd January 2008, 09:01 PM
I created a web page that has a text area about three full page-lengths down, requiring a significant amount of scrolling to get there. The user can invoke the spell checker manually (I call jspellCheck() when they click a spell check button).
In Internet Explorer, a window pops up as expected. However, in Firefox, the web browser window scrolls to the top of my page before the window comes up. If I scroll back down to the text area, the Jspell "dialog box" does not follow. If I try to drag it down, it will only come down about one page length, after which it refuses to be dragged any further.
This makes JSpell useless on Firefox on this page. Is there a way to fix this?
In Internet Explorer, a window pops up as expected. However, in Firefox, the web browser window scrolls to the top of my page before the window comes up. If I scroll back down to the text area, the Jspell "dialog box" does not follow. If I try to drag it down, it will only come down about one page length, after which it refuses to be dragged any further.
This makes JSpell useless on Firefox on this page. Is there a way to fix this?