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JavaScript being ignored in item/category templates in FireFox 2.0

edited Dec 18, 2019 1:49AM in Web Site / E-Commerce

Hi everyone,

Any comments, references, ideas or assistance would be appreciated...

Users have been reporting that my webstore hasn't been rendering in Firefox properly since updating to Firefox 2.0.  After a lot of process of elimination I have come to the following conclusion: JavaScript in the item & category templates is being ignored!

I'm using the following code to decide whether or not to display a "New!" graphic next to items display on my Welcome page:

<script type="text/javascript">  var dateToday = new Date();  var createDate = "<%=getCurrentAttribute('item', 'createddate')%>";  var arrDate = createDate.split("/");  var createdDate = new Date(arrDate[2].substr(0,4), arrDate[1], arrDate[0]);  if (((dateToday - createdDate) / 86400000) < <NEWITEMVALUE>)  document.write("<img src='<URLGRAPHICS>Icon_New.gif' alt='New!'/> ");  </script>

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