I am using the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit. Within this toolkit, I am only utilizing the ModalPopupExtender (which requires a ScriptManager). This ModalPopupExtender is used on a very basic page. In fact, the page is just a login screen. If the user does not enter their login credentials, we want to show a dialog.
The ModalPopupExtender on this screen works in EVERY OTHER BROWSER, according to http://www.xenocode.com/browsers/ except for IE 6. When I load the page in IE 6, I cannot even enter any text into either the username or password fields.
What could be wrong?
Thank you
Its IE6 . . . that is your problem. If you search SO for IE6 I am sure you will find a TON of people having issues with CSS/Javascript/ and IE. All 3 which are needed for the modal popup extender to work.
As for a solution to your problem . . . that I don't know. I do wish I could be more help.
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I am using Fancybox 2 for my web application. I read its online documenation, but failed to find a way of opening iframe without showing it to a user.
The reason for my inquiry is that when a regular page is loaded, I would like to make a Fancybox iframe get loaded too without a user's notice. When the user clicks on a link on the page that will trigger Fancybox to show the iframe, I would like to make it simply visible. I hope this would greatly improve user experience in terms of speed.
Any ideas or links would be really appreciated.
You could, for example, simply create hidden iframe element and display it as any other "inline" element using fancyBox.
this is kind of a weird issue I'm having with a site's form when viewed on an iPhone5. When somebody fills in the information and tries hitting submit, it refreshes the page with all of the content still on the page but none of the tasks triggering. No errors or warnings are shown. When the user clicks submit again, the form works as intended.. so the first click doesn't seem to be working.
I don't own an iPhone5, but I tried this on both Safari and on my DROID4 (which both worked fine).
The site is built with DotNetNuke version 6, ASP.net, the forms are a module called DynamicForms, though I don't know if that information is needed.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Your best bet would be to get in touch with the good folks at Data Springs, the creators of the Dynamic Forms module. They provide really good support.
I'm not sure what triggers you have, but that sounds like the browser for the device isn't actually doing the event. As for a potential work around, in your skin but this:
$(function () {
$(".SubmitButtonAnchor").click(function () {
if(window.confirm(location.href)) {
window.location = "http://bing.com";
}
});
});
The above example should anchor to your input button and do the following:
When you Submit it will prompt you of the page it is attempting to navigate to.
The ability to say "Yes" or "No".
Then navigate to the page.
This should bypass some issues you may be experiencing currently, I'd still let them know that it isn't working as intended.
I've created this facebook tab, and for some reason it will not work in IE once implemented into facebook. It DOES work on the website url where it is placed. The url is: https://www.enterprisebanking.com/assets/fb-products/
The tab works great in every browser except for IE. In IE, the entire middle section is missing and the tabs are unable to be clicked on.
Here's a screenshot of how the tab looks in IE: http://grab.by/s9Qu
Any advice is appreciated.
Dan
You have a console.log in https://www.enterprisebanking.com/assets/fb-products/js/tabs.js this will cause it to break in IE.
I implemented the like-button on the page http://www.racket-center.de on every subpage of this site. I noticed that it didn't show up on every page so I tried different implementation-versions (html5, iframe etc) but it didn't work. If I remember correctly the more I tried the less pages the button appeared on.
Now the button doesn't show up anymore – not even within the wizard at http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/ You can try it yourself: if you enter the URL of the site + then change another option to get the wizard checking the url the like-button will disappear.
I tried to debug via the linter and fixed some minor warnings it complained (e.g. adjusting the og:image-size to fit 200x200px) but that didn't bring back the button.
I guess the page is kind of blacklisted but I don't know + if it was blacklisted I don't know why.
Does anybody have a clue what might be going on here or kind point me to any resource about fb's blacklists?
Would be nice to get some help.
Thx,
Michael
I have created my first IFrame App in facebook (custom tab), and all the IFrame is directing to is a simple PHP page, with HTML tags stating Hello World...
However, this is showing up in Firefox and Chrome, but not in Internet Explorer - and I cannot figure out why; even tried googling it to no avail.
Please help me! I cannot move forward without solving this issue!!
did you already fixed this? I figured out that the Internet Explorer has a differend handling for parameters. I faced the same issue: my cutom tab (iframe) was working perfectly on Firefox, Opera, Chrome, but never shown IN IE7+8.
Later I realized that I added a questionmark to the URL, but w/o any parameter, like this:
http://www.mydomain.com/mypage.html?
Solution: If you just only want to embedd an html page, you don't need to do this any longer. Just create your Facebook app, go to "Facebook Integration", scroll down to "Page Tabs", add a "Tab Name" and the "Tab URL". Don't add a "?" to the Tab URL.
Once I removed the "?" the custom iframe tab is shown in Internet Explorer 7 and 8.