Just dropped in the 2014.1.403 version and everything seems to be working fine EXCEPT for the ComboBox: in IE8, the ComboBox's icon is offset about halfway down. I've attached a screencap so you can see what I'm talking about. We were previously running 2013.2.717.
It seems to be fine in firefox and chrome, haven't gotten a chance to try other versions of IE yet. Also, if I visit the ComboBox demo pages in IE8, those seem to be fine too.
Any thoughts?
It seems to be fine in firefox and chrome, haven't gotten a chance to try other versions of IE yet. Also, if I visit the ComboBox demo pages in IE8, those seem to be fine too.
Any thoughts?
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answered on 08 Apr 2014, 08:04 PM
I spoke too soon. I just went to this demo page
https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/combobox/examples/functionality/rendermode/defaultcs.aspx
and cilcked the Lightweight render mode, and the icon is rendered offset just like I am seeing (in IE8).
https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/combobox/examples/functionality/rendermode/defaultcs.aspx
and cilcked the Lightweight render mode, and the icon is rendered offset just like I am seeing (in IE8).
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answered on 08 Apr 2014, 08:31 PM
A bit more info. When visiting this page: https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/combobox/examples/functionality/rendermode/defaultcs.aspx
With IE7, the ComboBox renders correctly for all three choices and remains functional.
With IE8, the ComboBox does not render correctly for the Lightweight choices, and for all three choices acts like it is disabled.
With IE9, the ComboBox renders correctly for all three choices and remains functional.
With IE10, the ComboBox always renders the same way for any choice (does not not render correctly for the Lightweight/Native choices), and for all three choices acts like it is disabled.
With IE7, the ComboBox renders correctly for all three choices and remains functional.
With IE8, the ComboBox does not render correctly for the Lightweight choices, and for all three choices acts like it is disabled.
With IE9, the ComboBox renders correctly for all three choices and remains functional.
With IE10, the ComboBox always renders the same way for any choice (does not not render correctly for the Lightweight/Native choices), and for all three choices acts like it is disabled.
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answered on 09 Apr 2014, 12:02 PM
Well, it appears the corporate firewall is somehow playing into this, as off network, the disabled-ness in IE10 disappears. However, the rendering issue still seems to be valid.
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Hello Jay,
Actually this is an issue of lightweight render mode, reproduced in IE8. Please, apply the following workaround to resolve the issue
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Magdalena
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Actually this is an issue of lightweight render mode, reproduced in IE8. Please, apply the following workaround to resolve the issue
@media \
0
screen {
html .RadComboBox .rcbActionButton .rcbIcon {
top
:
0
;
}
}
Regards,
Magdalena
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answered on 09 Apr 2014, 03:03 PM
Thanks, I'd done a similar workaround except I used
margin-top: -16px
which seemed to provide a similar effect. I will switch to your suggestion, though.
margin-top: -16px
which seemed to provide a similar effect. I will switch to your suggestion, though.
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Hi Jay,
I am glad that you find a workaround. If there is some problem with the workaround that I have provided, please let me know.
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Magdalena
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I am glad that you find a workaround. If there is some problem with the workaround that I have provided, please let me know.
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Magdalena
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