I am doing Dialog box development in CRM 4.0. Opening the dialog box through this line:-
JavaScript="window.showModalDialog('http://localhost/CinmarPages/BatchPurchaseOrderChange.aspx', window, 'dialogHeight: 400px; dialogWidth: 600px;help:0;status:0;scroll:0'); crmGrid.Refresh();"
On the Ok button of this dialog box the code written is something Save operation + alert('xxxx') + window.close(); and on the cancel button window.close();.
The issue which I am facing is when I choose OK or cancel button, the current ModalDialog behaviour is as expected, but the same URL of ModalDialog open again in full fledge IE browser. This is happening only in production when I am browsing the production IE browser instance, while if I access the production CRM from any other machine, the workflow and everything is fine means, its not opening again.
I feel there is some setting issue in the production IE browser. Since, many of CRM user accessing production machine through terminal services, so I need this functionality to work on production too. Windows server 2003 R2 x64 (with SP2) with IE8 is installed on production.
Add <base target="_self"/> under the <head> tag.
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We have a product that uses Kendo UI on the front end. On a Windows Server 2016 box we were getting some odd results, random parts of it not working.
We knew that the machine had 'IE Enhanced Security Configuration' switched on but the site had been added to the trusted list. There were no console errors, no missing files in the network trace
The problem was because something in the product was resulting in navigation to 'about:blank'. We only found out by accident as another Windows Server 2016 box was reporting errors in a popup, this one wasn't.
Once we added about:blank to the trusted sites list then the web site came back to life
I've got a Word add-in working well on Windows, and the basics are working on Mac also (Word 2016 both).
What browser does Word 2016 for Mac use?
I see this post:
What browser / browser engine do Office Add-ins use?
But it doesn't explicitly define the way Mac does it.
I see posts about clearing the cache, which is helpful (that will be my next challenge) like How to clear client side browser cache for Excel 2016 Task Pane add-in on Mac?.
Specific reason I'm asking is trying to use Firebase for authentication. On Windows, because Word 2016 uses IE11, clicking Login (with Firebase running the show) in my taskpane pops open IE11...and the login through the full browser is recognized by the Taskpane.
On Mac, clicking Login is opening my default browser...
Alternately I could try to keep the Firebase flow in the Taskpane...but not sure how to do that:)
Mostly curious how Microsoft is kludging this on Mac.
For Mac, the native WebKit control is being used (https://developer.apple.com/reference/webkit/webview). Window.open or other popups will open in the default browser and not share cookies or have window.opener pointer to the WebKit control by default. This does not work in authentication scenarios. If you want the popup window to be opened in a separate WebKit control for authentication, you will need to include the trusted domain in the AppDomain list of the manifest: https://dev.office.com/reference/add-ins/manifest/appdomains. window.opener and cookies should then work between the popup and add-in. The AppDomain list is supported on every platform.
I am working on a .NET 4.5.1 project in Visual Studio and have Web Essentials installed and functioning in all other ways except finding unused CSS. When I test with a new project, it works as expected.
Is there a known situation in which Unused CSS will not work?
Environment:
VS2013 Pro
Win7 Pro
Steps to reproduce:
Start debugging the app in Chrome
Once the site opens in a new tab, select Start Recording in the Browser Link Dashboard
Change content by clicking through the site
Results:
Recording has started and Stop Recording is now available
There are no messages sent to the output window
Clear CSS Usage Data option in the Browser Link toolbar (in the top menu) is disabled. It never is enabled whether recording or not.
Expected:
Messages in the output view
Ability to clear CSS usage data
Attempts to troubleshoot:
Installed prior version of extension - same result
Verified the issue exists on Chrome, Firefox and IE
Other features of Browser Link work as expected
Creating a new project works as expected and "Clear CSS usage data" is not greyed out
Browser Link drop down menu
I know it's a long time since you asked this, but this solution might actually help someone else...You can identify unused CSS using Chrome Dev tools
Open your chrome Dev tools
Click on the Audits tab
Click on Run at the bottom, wait for the audit to finish
You will get unused CSS under Remove unused CSS rules in the Web Page Performance section
I'm developing an application - something I've done on the same machine for the last x years.
I'm still using XP on this machine - VS 2010. I've also recently changed from the default dev host to IIS 7.5.
At them moment, I'm checking out Google Polymer - this is where the root of my problem lies. When I click on a trivial link to open a dropdown menu, the CPU goes into overdrive and stays there. This only happens on Chrome, not Firefox.
I eliminated a rogue polymer installation by linking direct to the polymer site url's.
I paired the page down so its just html - no aspx.
I put the page up on codepen and I do not get the same issue.
I removed all extensions from Chrome and reset my settings.
I switched betwen IIS and the default dev host.
After these tests, the only variant is that copepen runs the page and I run the page. Therefore my conclusion is that it must be something to do with VS or IIS/dev host.
I'm scratching my head as to where to go next with this. Has anyone else had similar experiences when testing on Chrome?
Help!
Confirmed here : VS 2013 (32bit) + Google Chrome = 100% CPU Windows 8 & 10
You need to diable BrowserLink option in the VS 2013
here is how you can disable it
http://www.asp.net/visual-studio/overview/2013/using-browser-link#disabling
After liasing with the guys from polymer project for sometime, I decided that polymer wasn't ready for production just yet.
We're writing a Windows client application in VB.NET. On the first launch of the application it loads a local HTML file "User Guide" for the user to get acquainted with the new software. There is also a menu option to access the content which also produces the same error. Whenever the page is launched, a dialog box appears stating that "The system could not find the specified file.", and then the browser windows loads the content. This is IE8 specific, as we previously tested with IE6 and 7 as well as Firefox with no problems.
Apparently this behavior is also happening within Outlook 2007 for some of our users whenever they click a link in an email, but only on the first link they click.
Also, one condition for the error to appear is that no IE8 window is currently running, otherwise another tab opens and loads the content just fine. We get this error on XP and Vista.
So far this is all I have found about the issue:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/conversation.aspx?messageid=34394054&threadid=34361999
http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?query=general+failure.+the+url+was+&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.general&cat=en_US_db03bd1f-73aa-41e1-abfd-27a6e3c352e5&lang=en&cr=US&pt=&catlist=&dglist=&ptlist=&exp=&sloc=en-us&mid=cb1e6b6d-71fd-4351-ae98-c10fccf5809c
Anything would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Esactly the same issue; problem was resolved by disabling a specific add-on:
"Sophos Web Content Scanner"
So, looks like anti-virus add-ons are the culprit here - or IE8 itself.
Problem can also be reproduced (when add-on is running) by simply entering a url into the Start box on Vista.
The issue is caused by the McAfee Host Intrusion Prevention service. Stopping the service mitigates the issue. So the answer is to contact the team who runs the HIPs application.