Does not work in Safari 3.0.3 (mac and pc)

Yes, beta browsers are not supported. However, it seems to work almost perfectly for me. If you could provide more information on your settings, how to reproduce and how it doesn't work, then if I have a chance I might be able to take a look at it.

The only instance where it doesn't work correctly for me (safari 3.0.3 on windows) is when image grouping is enabled. When viewing, say, image 3 out of 3, it still shows the next link. When that is clicked on the lightbox still appears but with no image. This then occurs for every image (even those that worked b4) until the page is reloaded.

Cheers,
Stella

I can't get it to work in Safari 3.0.3, Safari 2.0.4, or WebKit; it performs as described above, links to images open directly in the browser.

It works in Firefox 2 and Gran Paradiso.

This is in Mac OS X 10.4 on a Macbook, using Drupal 5, Lightbox 5-2.1 and Image 5-1.5 (I am holding off on upgrading to 1.6 pending the resolution of some issues with upgrading).

Safari is reporting a syntax error in line 6 of image_nodes.js:

$(document).ready(function lightbox2_image_nodes() {

Behavior is the same in 5.x-2.1 as in 5.x-dev.

I've no problems with Safari on Windows, but unfortunately I don't have a Mac to test on. Would you mind answering the questions below?

If you change line 6 of image_nodes.js to the following does it work?

 $(document).ready(function() {

Do you get similar errors for the other $(document).ready() calls in lightbox.js and lightbox_lite.js? Can you confirm that you're using the dev version from yesterday btw?

Are you using lightbox lite? If not, do you have the automatic image handling enabled? Do the images you're clicking on have the rel="lightbox" attribute added manually or by the automatic image handling?

Cheers,
Stella

Replies: I am not useing lightbox lite.

I am not using the dev version because I'm using 5.x-2.1 from October. The 5.x dev version is older, from September.

I will try your suggestions and reply.

Stella,

Changing line 6 as suggested had no effect. Images still load in a blank window.

Automatic image handling is on and the rel="lightbox" is being added by it. On the same site and the same machine, the effect works flawlessly in Firefox 2.x and 3.x, but fails every time in Safari 2.x or 3.x.

The dev version is actually from the 5th Dec (5.x-2.x-dev). I will be doing a new release in the next week with these changes if you want to wait.

I got a friend with a Mac running safari 3 to test http://www.stellapowerdesign.net/image/tid/4 and it worked correctly for him - safari 3.0.4 (523.12)

Cheers,
Stella

I'm going to give the latest dev version a test and see if it works.

The dev version seems to be working for me. At least, it hasn't stopped working yet.

dougzilla: First off, sorry for the delay in responding. However, you're definitely not using the latest version of the lightbox2 module. From looking at the page source, I can see that the version you have still uses the obsolete "lightningload.js" file. You should at least be using the 5.x-2.x-dev from the 12th December. Though a new 5.x-2.x-dev release should be available later today which fixes a different Safari issue (#202073). If you're downloading via CVS, then you should be getting the files from the DRUPAL-5--2 branch.

A new release has been made, Lightbox V2 5.x-2.2. Could you please try it out and see if it fixes anything for you? Be sure to install all the files correctly and clear your cache before retesting.

Cheers,
Stella

Marking as fixed, since no more updates made.