Hi,

We can replicate this issue in here. This issue might be happen because there are some new feature in IIS express. To resolve this issue, you can add our handler in you system.webServer tag in your web.config. You should also put this tag inside your appSettings tag in your web.config:

<add key="vs:EnableBrowserLink" value="false"/>

You can also see this configuration in our sample's web.config that included in our latest installer. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Alex,

It's better if you change all the doctype to HTML5 doctype because it will be standard doctype for each latest browser and it has supported in each modern browser. However, I don't think it will be rendered properly in IE 8 because IE 8 doesn't support HTML5 doctype so might be in this browser your rendering will be messed up for some of our control.

I think it's easy to change our control to support HTML5 doctype. You just need to change the doctype to HTML5 and change the RenderingMode to HTML5. Please also remember that HTML5 doesn't have fluid height. You must set height and width value for each element above our control. If you have ensure all these requeirement, our control will run properly in HTML5. If you have any further question, please don't hesitate to ask us. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Alex,

I tried to replicate your issue in here. Unfortunately, this issue doesn't happen in our local end. You couldn't look that sample in IE8 because in that sample, it using HTML5 doctype in its master page so the rendering in IE8 will be messed up. However, when I tried to show that sample by changing the doctype to HTML4 and change RenderingMode attribute to Quirks value. this issue doesn't happen in my sample. It also happen when I'm using XHTML doctype with RenderingMode XHTML. It shows properly. Could you explain me in detail the step that you use to replicate this issue in your local end? I attach the screenshot as proof in here. And if this matter still happen in you local end, please let me know. I will gladly help you to resolve it.

Regards,
Bernard

screenshot link: https://www.mediafire.com/?g9979l6419374rg

Hi Stefan and John,

Actually this issue has been fixed by our developer team. You can download the assemblies in here:

https://www.mediafire.com/?m8aoy2bo6xqy3jk

http://www.mediafire.com/?gqmihqrzt7q5bs5

You can apply those assemblies in your project and your GAC and please let me know if this issue has been solved in your local end. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Adam,

Maybe, you could change this close button by using this javascript in OnCreated event:

function ChangeCloseButton(controlId) {
    var dialogBox = ISGetObject(controlId);
    dialogBox.Window.GetCloseButtonElement().innerHTML = "x";
    dialogBox.Window.GetCloseButtonElement().title = "Close this window.";
}

You could change the element in innerHTML attribute and change the tooltip in title attribute. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard