I have been waiting forever to switch to foundation. Now that we finally getting close to have IE10 (##$&%^??!!), the main foundation website does not even work in IE10. It was definitely fine a few months back with foundation 4. Did I miss something?
IE 10 was set in compatibility mode. Foundation 5 works fine with IE10 once that's resolved.
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When I record with instruments, I got the following:
target.frontMostApp().mainWindow().scrollViews()[0].dragInsideWithOptions({startOffset:{x:0.95, y:0.62}, endOffset:{x:0.00, y:0.62}});
But if I play it, nothing happens. On iOS 6 it worked fine.
Yes it wont work on iOS 7 simulator. But as an alternative you can work on device. These method will work fine on device but not on iOS 7 simulator. And if you want to work on simulator you have to wait for new one.
I'm having some trouble, as usual, with making my html and jquery work on IE7.
I got no problems when i set the document mode in the developer tools to IE8-Standards, using IE7 as browser mode, but i don't know if a native IE7 can do the same.
Has anyone got experience using this mode?
No, IE 7 does not support rendering pages like IE 8.
That would require a time machine. IE 8 and its "standards mode" hadn't been invented at the time that IE 7 was released.
I have a Silverlight 3 application that contains 1 code line (it's a part of real project):
var doc = HtmlPage.Document;
In Safari 5.1 (Windows 7 SP1, Silverlight plugin 5.0.61118.0) I get the Exception in this line:
Unable to cast object of type System.Windows.Browser.HtmlElement to type System.Windows.Browser.HtmlDocument
So, I don't have any access to browser DOM model.
In other browsers everything is ok.
Can somebody help me with this if it's possible ?
I have the same problem, it seems to only occur on Safari for Windows with the Silverlight plugin 5.0.61118.0. The problem seems to have been introduce with Silverlight 5.0.
Also, you cannot access: HtmlPage.Window
According to Microsoft officially Safari for Windows is not a support platform, see:
http://www.microsoft.com/getsilverlight/Get-Started/Install/Default.aspx (click System Requirements)
In my testing I found that the issue does NOT occur in Silverlight 4 but DOES occur in Silverlight 5.
This is slightly confused because if you try to install Silverlight 4 on Safari for Windows from this link:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=149156&v=4.0
Then you end up with a Silverlight 5 installation.
I found that you use IE to visit this link then Save the download EXE, then install the EXE on Safari for Windows you will get a Silverlight 4 install and from my testing this works. Thus, I am advising my customers who face this issue to install Silverlight 4 as described.
Try this and see if this works (my application uses the navigation framework):
As the error has something to do with the NavigationJournal and in SL we have some control over it I just changed the Journal ownership to:
sdk:Frame JournalOwnership="OwnsJournal"
On the MainPage.xml where the navigation takes place in my app. In this way we lose the browsers back button/navigation but we can implement our own inside the SL app.
With SL plugin 5.0.60818.0 I get an error when I open this page:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#Docking/FirstLook
(I hope someone from telerik sees this).
I uninstalled SL 5 and reinstalled SL 4, and the page opens fine.
Is there some way I can have both SL 4 and SL 5 runtimes installed, and just configure my browser to use the one I want?
The SL4 and SL5 SDK's can live side-by-side, why not the plugins?
Not on the same OS. You can create a Virtual Machine using Microsoft Virtual PC and use that for one of the plug-ins.
I am starting to write an xbap (wpf web app).
I create a new project and run it and Firefox fails (it just keeps trying to open it with "Windows Presentation Foundation Host).
I know that Firefox and Microsoft don't really see eye to eye, but surely there is a way to do this now days?
Saw this post that shows a hack of copying out a DLL from a Windows XP machine. But my users will not do that (I don't even want to do that!)
Does this mean I have to abandon Firefox as my default browser until I am done developing my xbap?
NOTE: I am using Windows 7 and Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate and Firefox 3.6.12
I don't know what exactly your problem is, but here is a Scott Hanselman blog post detailing a WPF application deployed as an XBAP (not XBAB) using VS 2008 with .NET 3.5. It doesn't say anything about WPF 4 (and the .NET 4 runtime, the post is from 2008) or what version of Firefox he was playing with but I hope this demonstrates it is possible and gives you a starting point for more detailed investigations.
Edit - Well, I should have dug a little deeper. It appears that Windows 7 won't support XBAPs in FireFox. There is a Firefox Add-on to Support XBAPs and Loose XAML that is installed with the .NET 3.5 runtime but it is not included in Windows 7 and this link suggests it can't be installed on Windows 7.
You could run IE Tab Plus (Firefox plug-in) and get it to default to IE when you open something from the localhost.