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i had no choice but to use firefox since i couldn't login using IE. Now that i have tried the firefox i'll never go back to IE.

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And another switches to the evil side. Welcome aboard!

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again, IE7 FTW!!!!!!! lol, seriously though, it's only because i cant use firefox on my game :'(

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st00pid standards lol, and yes, 75% of the game is the javascript display... and the game was originally written in php3 xD (just recently "replace and find" $HTTP_POST_VARS['etc'] with $_POST lol

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Yeah, it is a bitch to get JavaScript to work on both IE and Firefox and it isn't entirely IE's fault. It is, but it isn't all of its fault. IE hasn't really been updated for quite a few years so it hasn't be updated to support the new cool JavaScript features that Firefox and Netscape have.

IE has a lot to catch up to and it isn't going to be only one version to get there. They should call IE 7, IE 6.3, but they figure that after 4 years, people will be more likely to upgrade to a new major version number. It is all marketing. The other part is that the XP IE7 is mostly going to be Security patches, while the Vista is going to have most of the new cool standard features (Probably still no XForms ).

Oh my point is that I had to do at least three days worth of JavaScript research to get a simple dropdown list to work in both IE and Firefox. Well, the only thing is that it worked in Firefox but the same function worked differently in IE, so I had to redesign how it worked. The project took a good week and the damn bitches only used it for two months. I did learn a lot from the experience. I'm still not sure about AJAX, but I think I can do something like it, without all of the cool fading and smoothness.

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If you post your JavaScript then I think I can point you in the right direction on how to get it to work in Firefox. Or tell you a way to get it to work in both IE and Firefox by redesigning the whole thing.