I have a radWindow that works just fine in IE, but it doesn't display well in firefox. The content of the window appears, but the window itself is invisible except for the title and the upper right button which are all rendered as text (i.e. close, maximize) instead of little images.
Weird thing is that I tried to created a new simple project that only contains the link button to open the radWindow and the radWindow and this time it is rendered ok...
Anyone has seen this problem?
Thanks
5 Answers, 1 is accepted
I suggest to check your page with Fiddler or a similar tool and see what resource is not loaded - from your explanation it seems that for some reason RadWindow's stylesheets are not rendered.
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Georgi Tunev
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I tried to build myself a little solution with a radWindow and it works fine in firefox. What would be the reason for the telerik css not to load? Is it the first occurence of the problem you heard about?
Thanks,
Phil
Hello Daniel,
Most probably the problem comes from a known limitation of Internet Explorer - it can load up to 32 CSS files and if there are more, they will be ingnored. This IE specific most often concerns exactly the RadWindow control because its CSS is alphabetically one of the last declared on the page. This problem can occur in case you are using a theme with a lot of CSS (when you register the theme, automatically all the CSS is declared) or you have declared a lot of RadControls on the page. If you are using a theme you can test my assumption by removing it and test whether the RadWindow CSS will load correctly.
If this is the case I suggest to either use a RadStyleSheetManager which will combine all the CSS on the page or reduce the CSS.
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Thank you for your answer. I updated my version (mine was from may) to the most recent one and it corrected my problem.
Thanks,
Phil