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Old January 13th, 2005, 10:57 AM
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Angry someone, anyone... please!!! javascript problem
i have a demo link setup...

http://www.compupointe.com/test/default.htm

for some reason when using IE the listbox stays on top of the calendar...
it shouldnt... thank you in advance!
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Old January 13th, 2005, 02:27 PM
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You can try changing the z-index of the calendar table in your style sheet to a higher number then that of the listbox. z-index is the position front to back.
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You can try changing the z-index of the calendar table in your style sheet to a higher number then that of the listbox. z-index is the position front to back.


problem is that IE treats list boxes as "windows", thus they have no zindex property... they will always be on top
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Yep, hide your listbox when showing the calendar...
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