Hey Kevin,
I have done more testing and it definitely seems like its an Opera bug ... I've tried the alert and nothing. The code can be viewed here:
http://www.mdocs.ca/scripts/common.js
If I turn on the Opera javascript error window, it shows the following error:
http://www.mdocs.ca/scripts/common.js
Unknown context
Syntax error while loading (line 61)
-^
line 61 is the closing } of the popupWindow function ... so not sure why this error is being generated. I've tested it under IE6 (with and without SP2) and Firefox 0.9.3 without problems.
When I click the link, the following text is produced in the error window:
http://www.mdocs.ca/alpha_v1d814.htm
Javascript URL thread: "javascript:popupWindow('
http://www.mdocs.ca/feedback.htm','feed ... o','no','n..."
Error:
name: ReferenceError
message: Statement on line 1: Reference to undefined variable: No such variable 'popupWindow'
Backtrace:
In unknown script
popupWindow("
http://www.mdocs.ca/feedback.htm", "feedback", 460, 415, 0, 0, "yes", "no", "no", "no");
Not sure why it thinks popupWindow is a variable - I'm guessing for whatever reason, it's not linking the common.js file properly?
It's got me for now! LOL
Thanks!
M.