Kendo UI Menu doesn't work in IE on Tablets running Windows 8 (IE 10 & IE 11). The menu drop down doesn't work. The menu works in Google chrome on the same Windows tablet.
It would be easier if you posted a code example.
By far the most common problem I have with things not working on IE is with trailing commas in arrays. For example:
menuItems=[12,33,44,2,7,];
Runs just fine in chrome but IE breaks.
Upgrade to a newer version of Kendo. They fixed this in their Q2 2013 release 2013.2.918.
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The latest version from KendoUIWeb (2013.3.1119) does now also solve this issue.
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I have my application installed on a Windows 7 Pos Ready computer and I've issues with the touch input. It just doesn't work and doesn't respond to any touches. If try to click things with my mouse everything is fine.
The CefSharp version I'm using is v79.1.360 and I use Windows Forms.
Does anyone have any pointers?
Thank you for your inputs.
I figured it out, basically the previous dev was using CefSharp Forms in a WPF project. I exchanged the implementation with CefSharp WPF and it started to work just nicely.
I am currently using IE 10. In IE 10 "integrate with google button" for apps market place is displayed perfectly.
But when I turn on Compatibility View on IE 10 then that button is not getting displayed.
I just want to know the supported browsers for this button.
Thanks in advance.
I am using windows7 which comes with IE9. My company website works with IE6 and IE7. I tried to install IE7 in windows7 but windows in not allowing me.
How can I open such websites in IE9?
Click "Tools" on the top-right corner, then choose developers tools or simply press F12 on the website. You'll see a option named "Browser mode: IE9", click and change it respectively.
You cannot install IE 7 on modern versions of Windows, but there's no reason for you to do so because you can tell IE 9 to render pages as if it were IE 7. To do this:
Open the desired website in IE 9.
From the "Settings" (cogwheel) menu, select the "F12 developer tools" option (or press F12).
In the new pane that appears, click on the "Browser Mode" menu, and select "Internet Explorer 7".
Do you mean that you want to view your websites in older versions of IE? IF so, the simplest way to that would be to use IE Tester, which allows you to view websites in all versions of IE going back to V5.5. You can read more about the tool on the IE Tester website
In IE 9 you can change the browser mode and standards using the developer tools to see what the rendering and behavior are like in IE 7 and 8. For IE 6 you will need to use a virtualized version of Windows XP.
I have a site that was designed mostly for IE 8, but we've now discovered that some of our clientele use IE 7 and even IE 6 as well. Unfortunately, because of what I'm assuming are CSS issues, these pages don't look the same in IE 7 as they do IE 8. I was wondering if there were any tips or things to avoid when develop a site to be cross-browser version compatible. The main problem in IE 7 is the position of items in the navigation menu. The elements seem to be pushed to the right in IE 7 when compared with IE 8.
The link for the site is here
I would love to post the html and css but I'm new and can't really figure it out. Please let me know if you need any other info. If anybody had any ideas or thoughts, they would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Google "ie conditional stylesheet", its a pain, but it works. Then setup some virtual machine(s) with the main targets you want to test. Alternatively, I believe that the recent versions of Visual Studio for web development ship with some tooling to see a comparison between how the different versions of IE would render a page.
How can I downgrade from IE8 to IE7 on Vista?
I want to downgrade because my Flex Builder does not correctly close the browser when debugging Flex Applications. I'm sure this may be fixed in some future release of Flex Builder or IE8, but for now, I'd like to downgrade in order to debug more effeciently.
Yet another option, just click the "Fix it" button on this page:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957700/en-us
You can remove updates in the "Uninstall program" dialog. In the task pane on the left is a link to installed updates where you can uninstall "Windows Internet Explorer 8".
I am suggesting a standalone IE7 as an option. See if you can use your flex builder with this.
http://tredosoft.com/IE7_standalone
http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE
Here's how you uninstall it, in either Vista or XP. Go to Start > Run, and then type in (carefully), the following line:
%windir%\ie8\spuninst\spuninst.exe
I know that the question specifically mentions downgrading to IE7, but I just thought I'd mention that after successfully removing IE8 by following the instructions mentioned in PQW's link (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957700/en-us) on my Windows Server 2003 machine I was left with a fully working version of IE6 and therefore didn't need to reinstall IE7.