I’ve noted that using Collapsing Sections on Web Applications, works on Internet Explorer (the collapsing and expanding “image” on Sections), but don’t works on other Browsers. On these ones, the Section is expanded, and you cannot to collapse it. I didn’t found any explanation (or any help) for this.
I was almost using Notes Sections on an especific form (a Help Form), but some User wold access it on other browser than IE.
Could any one tell me why, so I have to explain it to my colleagues, and convince them to use DHTML.
What is so frustrating about the fact, that we have to create our own JS and HTML to make it work in other browsers:
It does actually work in Firefox (and most probably Opera, although I don’t think I’ve tested this). Or more precisely, it would work, if Domino would send the same code to all these browsers. Domino reads the user agent string and depending on what the browser claims to be, returns either the DHTML solution (IE) or the stupid reload page (or non-clickable twisty solution, depending on mode). As soon as you modify your browsers user agent string to show up as IE6 or higher, it’s all nice and well.