Schalk Neethling (s...@volume4.com)

Thanks Sigurd,

However when I looked at the code for widget.html.Tooltip.js there are
the following lines:

// prevent IE bleed through (iframe creation is deferred until first show()
// call because apparently it takes a long time)
if(!this.bgIframe){
this.bgIframe = new dojo.html.BackgroundIframe(this.domNode);
}
   
this.position();

this.position does the following:

position: function(){
            dojo.html.placeOnScreenPoint(this.domNode, this.mouse.x, 
this.mouse.y, [10,15], true);
            this.bgIframe.onResized();
        }

Now if I understand all of this correctly, it seems that they are indeed
using the iFrame method
(http://weblogs.asp.net/bleroy/archive/2005/08/09/422047.aspx) to
prevent IE from bleeding through.

Greetings All,

I have implemented a "tooltip" on the following site:
www.tanksbloodymary.com/, go to the store and click to purchase one of
the items.

If you hover over the "CVV Number" text you will see the "tooltip" load.
Now in FF everything is fine but, when you check this in IE you will see
that the select boxes are showing through the "tooltip". Is this a known
bug? Is there a workaround?

Greetings All,

When one has unpacked the Ajax version of Dojo, what is the minimum that
needs to be copied over to your webapp in order to use Dojo
successfully? Also, if I want to submit a bug on Trac, where do I
register to get a username and password.

While on that topic, does anyone have a workaround for the following:
When either refreshing a page or returning to a page using
history.back(-1); all the form elements that have validation rules
attached to them are cleared and the previous input is lost. I checked
validate.js and saw that it was setting value="". I removed this but it
is still clearing the form fields.

Thanks!

Thanks Marius