I have a problem while I deploy our web site into another IIS. Locally from Visual Studio all works fine but when we deploy our site on IIS (7.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2), we have some problems. When I open the 2 web sites (locally from Visual Studio and the other from IIS on Windows Server) in the same IE (2 tabs) and I notice some different behavior in the user interface !?!?!
I cannot tell if it's the case for all problems we have but at least for one problem I notice the problem come from CSS. On a RadTabStrip, I set Orientation="VerticalLeft". So locally it's on the left because the "display" attributes value is "block" but in the server it's not because because both values "block" and "inline" are present and the "inline" is applied!
Can anybody tell me what's wrong?
I attached screen shots...
I cannot tell if it's the case for all problems we have but at least for one problem I notice the problem come from CSS. On a RadTabStrip, I set Orientation="VerticalLeft". So locally it's on the left because the "display" attributes value is "block" but in the server it's not because because both values "block" and "inline" are present and the "inline" is applied!
Can anybody tell me what's wrong?
I attached screen shots...
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Hello Marc,
The provided information is not sufficient to determine what might cause the described behavior. For that matter, I would like to ask to open a support ticket, with a runnable sample attached, so we could inspect the problem locally. In addition, could you provide us a screenshot of the RadTabStrip demonstrating the problematic behavior?
Regards,
Nencho
the Telerik team
The provided information is not sufficient to determine what might cause the described behavior. For that matter, I would like to ask to open a support ticket, with a runnable sample attached, so we could inspect the problem locally. In addition, could you provide us a screenshot of the RadTabStrip demonstrating the problematic behavior?
Regards,
Nencho
the Telerik team
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