TYPO3 Core

OK, solved this one myself: You just have to remove one check in /typo3/template.php:
"$GLOBALS['CLIENT']['SYSTEM']!='mac'" (diff-dump is attached below)

Tested it with nearly all Mac-Browsers, and only Opera complained (which has like 0.00001% marketshare). All others were fully functional with the new setup, except some rollover-error (past rollover-items stay highlighted). My results on MacOS X 10.3.6:

OmniWeb 5.0.1 (Rollover-Glitch)
Camino 0.8.1 (OK)
Safari 1.2.4 (Rollover-Glitch)
Internet Explorer 5.2.3 (OK)
Firefox 1.0 (OK)
Mozilla 1.7.3 (OK)
Opera 6.0.3 (Doesn't work)
Opera 7.5.0 (Dissapears on mouse-move)

--- template.php Thu Nov 11 19:57:51 2004
+++ template11-10-2004.php Thu Nov 11 19:57:21 2004
@ -346,7 +346,7 @ * @return boolean
*/
function isCMlayers() {
- return !$GLOBALS['BE_USER']->uc['disableCMlayers'] && $GLOBALS['CLIENT']['FORMSTYLE'] && $GLOBALS['CLIENT']['SYSTEM']!='mac';
+ return !$GLOBALS['BE_USER']->uc['disableCMlayers'] && $GLOBALS['CLIENT']['FORMSTYLE'];
}

/**

edited on: 11.11.04 20:02

thats not true. it loads in the top, like in every mozilla-based browser

thats not true. it loads in the top, like in every mozilla-based browser

Andreas Beutel has written an extension to fix this:

http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/new/mw_macmenu/

It basically fixes this by subclassing the template class and implementing the fix above.

I have now fixed that bug for all Mac browsers EXCEPT Opera which still seems to behave faulty in some cases. Can't check this since I have no Mac, however it seems that bug #0000675 contains a solution for the problem.