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Checkbox size in WebGrid running IE 11 on Windows 8.1
Posted: March 9, 2014 9:47 PM

Hi Karl,


I think there are CSS style in your page that override our css with height 11px !important. Our control never put !important flag to any non-crucial part of our WebGrid page so I assume there are duplicated style for DefChkBox that use !importnt attribute. Maybe you can override that CSS to achieve your scenario. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard
HtmlElement unindentified error when using ie11 with document mode 8
Posted: March 3, 2014 9:15 PM
Hi John and Tomislav,

@John Smith:

Actually, this problem comes with IE browser itself. In IE10 and IE11, it has its own rendering mode that different from the other IE version. When you emulate IE10 and IE11, it doesn't put the right user agent string that we expect to render our control correctly. In additional in IE11, it also has many obsoleted function that we used to rendering our control. 

There are many similiar issue that other people facing when emulate IE10 and IE11 (for example: you could see this forum). These changes from IE10 and IE11 also affect our control when you emulate the browser. Many issue also could happen in your project if you emulate your internet explorer version in the future. So to resolve this issue, we really recommend you to change your doctype and rendering mode to HTML5 doctype so it will adapt with IE10 and IE11 doctype standard which is HTML5 doctype.

@Tomislav:
By using try catch statement, I don't think this issue will be resolved. Just like the other issue that the other facing in IE10 and IE11, those IE have its own rendering method that different with other IE version. So it will be more suitable if you're using HTML5 doctype in IE10 and IE11.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard
webtextEditor and MultiView control
Posted: February 27, 2014 11:22 PM
Hi John, 

Is there any possibilities for you to use our WebTab? I think it should be more easier to use CSS style to achieve this scenario like display none or visibility hidden. It seems there are some API in .NET life cycle that cause our WebTextEditor to re-initialize. Also for UpdatePanel scenario, is there any steps that you're using to replicate this problem in your local end? Look forward to hear any feedback from you so I can help you further.

Regards,
Bernard
webtextEditor and MultiView control
Posted: February 26, 2014 10:03 PM

Hi John, 

Sorry for our late responses. I think when you're using MultiView control, it will do FullPostback on your page. In first Postback the value will still remain because it still persist our WebTextEditor object in your server side then it will reinitialize our WebTextEditor. After initialize our WebTextEditor will clear its value so it won't have value on second Postback. Perhaps to achieve this scenario, you could save this value on first postback in variable in server side. Then you could set the value in WebTextEditor when PostBack. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

HtmlElement unindentified error when using ie11 with document mode 8
Posted: February 26, 2014 9:14 PM

Hi,

Actually this error happen because when you emulate IE, it only change the document mode to IE8. This might cause problem when our API want to get HTMLElement which different for each browser type and browser doctype. As proof, if you change the user agent string to Internet Explorer 8, the javascript error that you're facing won't be appear. When you're using document mode and user agent string to IE8, Internet Explorer rendering method will changed to XHTML which our control expected as IE8. I think there are no other way to pass this issue except by changing your user agent string to Internet Explorer 8 or by changing its doctype and RenderingMode to HTML5. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

IE 11 render issue since MS Security patch was applied
Posted: February 25, 2014 10:52 PM

Hi,

We are aware with this issue in IE11 and IE10 so we usually ask user to change its doctype to HTML5 doctype. This is necessary because IE10 and IE11 has drop its rendering method for HTML4 and XHTML. Right now, IE10 and IE11 using HTML5 doctype as its standard rendering.

Perhaps, you should consider the usage of those meta tag. The meta tag above only force to change its document mode to IE8 but it's not changing its user agent string. When you're using this tag, our framework will render our control regarding its rendering method but in its progress there are many wrong validation. This is because some of our API needs to validate browser so our control run properly in many browser.

I will ask our developer team regarding this issue for XHTML and HTML4 doctype in modern browser. But perhaps, you should change your doctype to HTML5 so you web page will rendered properly in IE11 and IE10. Or you should validate the browser in in your project so it will change the master page to HTML5 doctype for modern browser and it still using XHTML doctype for old browser (for example: IE8, because IE8 doesn't support HTML5 doctype). You should also change RenderingMode property in our control so it will rendered properly in specific browser. This might not causing any problem in the future because our developer will consider any bug or feature request in HTML5 doctype for modern browser. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

HtmlElement unindentified error when using ie11 with document mode 8
Posted: February 20, 2014 10:55 PM

Hi Ryan,

Actually, there are no workaround to change user agent string to Internet Explorer 8. We usually suggest our customer to change its doctype to HTML5 and use our control in RenderingMode HTML5. We are doing this because when Using IE11 and IE10, those Internet Explorer only support HTML5 as its primary doctype. Especially when you're using IE11, there are many obsoleted function that we have handle by using RenderingMode HTML5 and HTML5 doctype. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

HtmlElement unindentified error when using ie11 with document mode 8
Posted: February 18, 2014 10:43 PM
Hi Tomislav Mesaric,

I think when you're using XHTML doctype, you should change your RenderingMode to XHTML. Perhaps this issue happen because you only change your document mode to emulate IE8. You have to change your User agent string to Internet Explorer 8 if you are using XHTML doctype. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard
Link webcombos with multiple select child combo
Posted: February 16, 2014 11:05 PM

Hi Durga,

I couldn't replicate this issue in our local end. Regarding to this problem, I have made you a simple sample. Could you please look at my sample and please let me know if this issue still persist in my sample in your local end? You can download my sample in this link. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Boolean ISNet.WebUI.ISNetControl.IsInternetExplorer11Browser()
Posted: February 12, 2014 10:08 PM

Hi,

Actually, I couldn't see the error in you attached file. Could you send me your image to my email in rar / zip format? This is my email bernard@intersoftpt.com. Look forward to hear any feedback from you.

Regards,
Bernard

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