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Posted: November 29, 2013 9:22 AM
Hi Hans,

I was able to view the videos. I confirm that we are experiencing the same problem as in your "issue"sample.

Unfortunately, we are unable to change our page to do the same overflow on the form instead of the body. It would mean for us to completely redesign our application.

Can you do a fix for this?

Regards,

Alex
Posted: November 27, 2013 8:11 AM
Hi Hans,

I was not able to look at the video, when I open the zip file it tells me they are corrupted or invalid.

But I was able to test your 2 samples. I can replicate the issue in the file called issue but not in the file called fixed.

I tested using Firefox 25.0.1 which I think is the latest.
We are using Webgrid: 8.0.7200.256 and framework: 3.0.5000.909

Changing the overflow in our application is not possible can you  do a fix for that?

Regards,
Alex
Posted: November 26, 2013 12:29 PM
Hi Hans,

I looked at your sample and there is something you do I found weird. Why are you removing the overflow from the boday and putting it to the form ?

Here is the same sample but with some changes to reflect what we have on our side.

If you scroll down the page and try to click on the last wengrid on the the page you will see it disappear.

regards,

Alex
Posted: November 26, 2013 10:58 AM
Hi Bernard,

We decided to migrate all of our pages to the <!doctype html>  to support the latest browsers and features. We actually support IE 8+ Chrome 23+ and Firefox 25+

We were able to adapt our HTML code to all those browsers easily without having to handle multiple doctypes. We do not want to develop 2 pages, 1 in an older doctype and another one in the latest. And that for every pages where we have a WebTextEditor. This would mean having to detect which browsers it is and redirect the client to the corresponding page.

Even the best pratices recommends to une the <!doctype html>.

I think you control should have a rendering mode that is fully compatible with all the major browsers using the <!doctype html> whitout have to develop each page twice. Because changing the doctype also mean some differences in the HTML code.

We need a solution for this.

Regards,

Alex

Posted: November 25, 2013 8:16 AM
Hi,

I you can find a fix for IE 9 and 10, it would be fine. IE 11 is not as urgent.

Regards.
Posted: November 22, 2013 12:42 PM

Hi Bernard,

I just tried your proposed solution, but those solutions are absolutely not possible to use. Changing the rendering more to XHTML doesn't fix the problem (even using the XHTML doctype). I also tried changing the rendering mode to Quirks, but for this to work I also have to change the doctype of my pages to quirks, otherwise the issue is still there, and that is something we can absolutely not do our pages have to remain in the standard html doctype to work according to the standards and be compatible accross all browsers.

I need a solution to this problem that will work with the standard html doctype.

Regards,
Alex

Posted: November 22, 2013 8:40 AM
Hi,
our page and rendering mode are both HTML5.

But we are not using the webresource.axd, we setup a script folder instead.
We are also running framework 2.0 not 4.0 like your sample.

Regards,

Alex
Posted: November 21, 2013 1:44 PM
Hi,

The sample you sent is working with IE 11.

I don't understand why but on my sample the IE11.js file is not loaded and this is why I think it is not working for me with IE 11.

Regards,

Alex
Posted: November 20, 2013 3:49 PM
Hi Hans,

The OnlostFocus is not triggered on IE 11 either.

We also tried the new 2013 R1 SP1 realease that supports IE 11 and the problem is still there for IE 9, 10 and 11.

If it can help, the problem in your JS is that you use "event.toElement" in "onbeforedeactivate" which will always return undefined on IE 9 and up.

Regards,

Alex
Posted: November 19, 2013 11:12 AM
Hi Bernard,

We just notice that the OnLostFocus event is also not triggered on IE 9.
This is blocking issue for us, we need at least a workaround if possible.

Regards,

Alex
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