my form looks nice in firefox and Chrome. It is also not bad in IE-8. But the layout rendered not nicely in IE 7. What is the reason? Can this be fixed?
e.g.
- some backgound image will not stick together with the text.
- layout or item distance not right in a fixed size and scrollable panel.
Thanks for any suggestion.
Form looks weird in IE 7
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Hi Wai,
I sent you the two forms that have problems when rendering in IE.
REHAB_PT_CHART: layout problem in IE 8 with the fix-size panel - the items appears too far from each other.
REHAB_REFERRAL: the auto complete works fine in Chrome and firefox but not in IE8, the buttons which trigger back-end scripts react very slow.
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Xiaoli
I sent you the two forms that have problems when rendering in IE.
REHAB_PT_CHART: layout problem in IE 8 with the fix-size panel - the items appears too far from each other.
REHAB_REFERRAL: the auto complete works fine in Chrome and firefox but not in IE8, the buttons which trigger back-end scripts react very slow.
Thanks,
Xiaoli
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Hi Xiaoli,
I'm not going to be able to resolve your autocomplete issue easily without having the web service/js/data. If you can first check if there are any client-side JavaScript errors.
If you run your form in Chrome, right-click on the page, and select 'Inspect Element', click on 'Console'. It will show you any client-side errors.
In terms of the layout issues, please be more specific. What panel on the page are we looking at, and is the problem still there is there is no content?
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I'm not going to be able to resolve your autocomplete issue easily without having the web service/js/data. If you can first check if there are any client-side JavaScript errors.
If you run your form in Chrome, right-click on the page, and select 'Inspect Element', click on 'Console'. It will show you any client-side errors.
In terms of the layout issues, please be more specific. What panel on the page are we looking at, and is the problem still there is there is no content?
Thanks
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There are various posts regarding JQuery autocomplete and IE 8.
For example:
http://forum.jquery.com/topic/autocomplete-error-in-ie8
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7820 ... -recovered
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2823 ... ge-refresh
For example:
http://forum.jquery.com/topic/autocomplete-error-in-ie8
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7820 ... -recovered
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2823 ... ge-refresh
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Hi Wai,
The panel has problem is panel 21. It is the same no matter there are referrals or letters under each sub panel or not. The Forms and Letters show far apart they should be.
The Upload Image button behave strange as well. The yellow background just detaches from the text and show much below the correct position.
Xiaoli
The panel has problem is panel 21. It is the same no matter there are referrals or letters under each sub panel or not. The Forms and Letters show far apart they should be.
The Upload Image button behave strange as well. The yellow background just detaches from the text and show much below the correct position.
Xiaoli
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Hi Xiaoli,
Although I can't replicate your form exactly as I do not have any data, I think I can see what you are referring to with the layout.
I tried resetting a few things to debug the problem. Can you try changing the Layout type on your repeater control from Vertical Box. Just remove the layout type for the time being and re-check it in IE 7.
Please let me know the results.
Although I can't replicate your form exactly as I do not have any data, I think I can see what you are referring to with the layout.
I tried resetting a few things to debug the problem. Can you try changing the Layout type on your repeater control from Vertical Box. Just remove the layout type for the time being and re-check it in IE 7.
Please let me know the results.
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Unfortunately browsers behave differently when it comes to CSS, and different versions of IE in particular, especially when working with heights.
Because you set a height on the panel, the default behaviour in IE 7 seems to put the content in the middle of the container rather than align it to the top.
We can only suggest that while developing the layout of your form, that you test it in different browsers as you do it.
Because you set a height on the panel, the default behaviour in IE 7 seems to put the content in the middle of the container rather than align it to the top.
We can only suggest that while developing the layout of your form, that you test it in different browsers as you do it.
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