This bug happens on both releases of Safari 3.2.3 (Windows XP/Intel) and Safari 4.0.2 (Mac OS X 10.5.8/Intel and Windows XP/Intel). When first loaded my script does ----------------------------- document.documentElement.style.display = "none"; ----------------------------- to delay the display of the page. Later it does ----------------------------- document.documentElement.removeAttribute("style"); ----------------------------- This makes the page display correctly on IE 7,8 and FF3 but on Safari 3 and 4 the page stays blank as if the instruction had been discarded. This bug mysteriously disapears if the page is loaded while the Error Console is enabled under Safari 4 (both Win and Mac). In that case the page displays correctly. Suggested workaround: replacing the above line with ----------------------------- document.documentElement.style.display = ""; ----------------------------- makes it work, both with and without the Error Console enabled.
this bug happens on safari and chrome, tested on windows. element.removeAttribute('style') fails as a workaround i am setting the attribute style to null, then removing, this seems to make webkit aware of the attribute's existence. my browser versions are: Safari v5.1.2 Chrome v16.0.912.77
Could someone please attach a test case?
Created attachment 124607 [details] Test URL (should be working) This url uses the workarround i proposed in the file interface.js around line 89
This is either duplicated by Bug 99295 or a duplicate of it.