Well I know I sure was. I came across a bug where images could be displayed smaller or bigger than they should depending on what you clicked on before that image.
I've patched the lightbox.js to make this bug go away. In lighbox class' changeImage method I modified the imgPreloader.onload function.
imgPreloader.onload = (function(){
this.lightboxImage.src = this.imageArray[this.activeImage][0];
//CrashShop edited at 2009-05-12
//modified unimatrixZxero patch (below) to work with latest lightbox code
//FIXES SAFARI 3.0 Images keeping same height and width attributes as
//previous clicked image
this.lightboxImage.width = imgPreloader.width;
this.lightboxImage.height = imgPreloader.height;
//unimatrixZxero edited fist at 2008-02-20 23:25
//adding these attr setters for bug fix in Safari 3.x
//Element.setWidth('lightboxImage', imgPreloader.width);
//Element.setHeight('lightboxImage', imgPreloader.height);
this.resizeImageContainer(imgPreloader.width, imgPreloader.height);
}).bind(this);
imgPreloader.src = this.imageArray[this.activeImage][0];
The original fix was by Sam Figueroa found at his blog. I just had to re-write it to work for the latest version of LightBox.js.
Also, I had to add a timestamp to the javascript include to prevent Safari from using a cached version. Yeah, there's a better way, but this was quick and I thought it might help someone like me who ran into this problem. I'm sure no-one is using this, but if you'reupdating a legacy website then... I would sggest jQuery :)
