Anomalous Gallery behaviour with Opera browser

One for Amin:

Using Opera browser (10.60) on Windows XP Home SP3.

Looking at members galleries
- move mouse over the main image,
- image blanks out
- move mouse over blank border, image comes back

This only seems to occur with images larger than 1024x768

If I try this with Firefox 3, I get a magnifier "floating" on the image.

Dunno what this is about - does PhotoPost use some scripting that Opera doesn't support maybe?

 

I reported this to PhotoPost aand to Opera, and have had the following reply from PhotoPost

> Hello
>
> Thank You for your report. I can see if there is a resolution however this deals with third party **** script called tjpzoom and as such the issue is mainly out of our control. We do include some **** and flash applications to add certain functionality but since we do not directly manufacturer that code the company that makes the software would resolve any software. We simply put on off switches in our admin panel so if a customer finds that a particular **** app might not work for all users they can turn that feature on or off.
>
> This might help though by updating your ****
>
> valid.tjp.hu - tjpzoom.js 2.0 - ****Script / CSS / DOM image magnifier
>
> Thank you,
>
>
> PhotoPost Support

EDIT: This is weird, I can;t seem to post the word "J A V A" ... ? ... it gets replaced by the asterisks by the forum it seems

 

and I had a look at the TJPzoom website -- it seem that the "old" version of tjpzoom works fine with Opera but not the new; so I reckon PhotoPost are using the new version in their gallery and that mu-43 uses that version too.
I've emailed the tjp developer, who has only tested it with Opera 8.54 ...

 

The gallery problem is about how J a v a has been implemented, the problem you're experiencing is likely to be around how compliant the forum software is with HTML standards.

I used to use 9.63 in Windows XP Home and it worked fine with vBulletin forums like this one except for the way it handled clearing cookies.

Are you using Windows, Mac or Linux btw?

However,

With Opera, you can right click a page and look at "Site Settings" then "Network Settings" (I think -- I'm at work where I have to use IE so am working on memory!) and there is a dropdown menu for "Mask as ... " and "Identify as ..." ... try setting it to "Mask as Firefox" and see if that makes any difference.