I have a wait massage that is being shown to cover the page until the call is done with database and it doesn't work in IE 8, though it works for FF, the code I am using is
panel.body.mask('Loading. Please wait...', 'x-mask-loading');
and when it finishes the call i make it dissapear by
panel.body.unmask();
this works in FF however in IE it doesn't do any effects, but the forms are submitted.
Try this, one google search away, first hit.
http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?89107-doesnt-display-masking-panel-in-IE8
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This app was built with backbone and everything seems to work fine on every browser except edge. When you tab from one input to another (changing the value of the current input) the app simply stops working and then crashes.
This line 'change input[name=formHeight]' : 'updateFormSize', if I change this to 'blur input[name=formHeight]' : 'updateFormSize', seems to work on edge. Do you know if there's any issue with edge, any clues or ideas to solve this.
this is my first question here and I was adviced to place this topic here.
I got a responsive website based on the AURA (PI-)theme. For the xs2 breakpoint I do show another slideshow on the homepage, where I have placed an button as call to action (other button type didn't work either)
On older smartphones like iPhone4 and 5 it is working. But on newer device it ain't.
Please take a look onto this test-page.
You can also check within chrome browser emulating such a device. There the click on the "Explore"-button doesn't work either.
Any help is gladly welcome and I appriciate it very much.
Thank you!
It's quite simple. You got a slideshow with a swipe handler which probably sets a preventDefault for swipe and click/tap. If I try to click it on a test device (android 4), it won't work either. But it does work if i hold it down and then press open. So it's not about the z-index (common error) but about the preventDefault. This means you would have to assign the link to the button/s in the slideshow with javascript.
EDIT:
To assign a link to an element using javascript (just javascript, no jquery or any other library), just put something like that into a script tag or javascript file:
document.getElementById("ID-of-your-button").addEventListener("click", function(){window.location.href = "http://link-desti.nation"});
and that should work fine. If there is another problem with it, just write a comment below please. I will reply on it as soon as possible.
P.S.: Sorry for the late edit, I was having hilariously much work on a "do immediately" level the last days.
I am trying to make WatiN attach to an IE popup window (IE 10).
This popup contains a frameset --> a single frame --> a pdf document.
My goal is to save this pdf to my disk.
Dim winExists = IE.Exists(Of IE)(Find.ByUrl(Function(url) url.Contains("__ADFvDlg")))
If winExists Then 'this evaluates to true
Dim win = IE.AttachTo(Of IE)(Find.ByUrl(Function(url) url.Contains("__ADFvDlg"))) ' Timeout while waiting for frame document becoming available
End If
1) I have tried using the above code inline or in a STA thread
2) When coded inline, its parent thread is also STA
3) I have tried to increase the default timeout to 8 minutes, same result after 8 minutes have passed
There is no other option for me than to parse this particular popup, since it is a site built with Oracle ADF and, apart from the fact that it is A MESS, it is very strange at times...this popup has a URL that somehow works only once. If I try to use it in another window, no pdf is returned. The same happens when I refresh the popup.
I cannot fetch the PDF in the Temporary Internet Files since it is not there (I suppose this is because the website works under SSL).
Any guidelines or solutions even outside WatiN's scope is more than welcome since I've hit a brick wall.
Technologies: VS2012, WPF
Thanks a lot in advance.
I found it easiest when I tried the same thing by making the pop-up show up as a new tab. That way I could attach to it's URL. From there I would use
File.WriteAllText(fileName, responseDownLoad.Content.ReadAsStringAsync().Result);
Where responseDownload will be a HttpResponseMessage
I'm using jQM-DateBox
with mode = 'timebox' ... for mobile app.
I noticed that when the timebox is open and I click on the plus/minus buttons to change the time, sometimes it adds or removes 2 and 3 times.
it's like the button continues to be pressed.
How can I fix it ?
try setting repButton: false. It's a "hold to advance" option that does not always work as expected - I'm still trying to make it work right, but it's still not perfect.
Just started to work in backbone.js and asp.net. The code is working fine in Firefox and the same code is not working in IE 8. Do I need to config something to make it work in IE 8?
Console.log works only in Firefox, not sure where to see the logged messsage in IE8 (already using the developer tool of IE 8).
Thanks
In IE 8 you can go to the "Script" tab (you'll see it on the left where there's HTML, CSS, Script, and Profiler tabs) and the console is on the right hand side in that tab.
And the answer to your first question is no, there's nothing special for Backbone.js and IE, you probably have some JavaScript that is perfectly standards compliant and of course, IE 8 doesn't like it.
For example, don't end a list with a trailing comma:
{
"something" : "value",
"other" : "different value",
}
would be fine in Firefox, not-so-much in IE.
Good luck.
I ran into this on my last project. Items like the one mentioned by John can be flagged by running your code through jslint. The trailing comma was my biggest offender
You can use http://www.jslint.com/ and cut down on some of the errors and warning that are not related to running in IE.