2 questions.
Firstly i have a client, that am making a website for, and its currently going into review via a dev site. Everything when i look at it works fine [almost see second question]. However the client cannot seem to see the buttons. Now this is not coming from the client direct, my project manager has been in the same room as them when we initially showed it to them, and the buttons weren't there. [i will confirm if the functionality works though as i have forgotten what he said]. The only thing that we can think of is the firewall between them and our dev site. Would this be correct and if so, any ideas?
Second question. Using the prom. editor along with the rad tabs. It seems that editors hidden behind tabs don't have their editing area activated, until you switch to html mode and back. And if you too quick, and hit a tab before the editors have fully loaded on the first tab, and go back, those editors have lost their ability to be edited, again until you switch to HTML mode and back...any ideas on this?
Cheers
Firstly i have a client, that am making a website for, and its currently going into review via a dev site. Everything when i look at it works fine [almost see second question]. However the client cannot seem to see the buttons. Now this is not coming from the client direct, my project manager has been in the same room as them when we initially showed it to them, and the buttons weren't there. [i will confirm if the functionality works though as i have forgotten what he said]. The only thing that we can think of is the firewall between them and our dev site. Would this be correct and if so, any ideas?
Second question. Using the prom. editor along with the rad tabs. It seems that editors hidden behind tabs don't have their editing area activated, until you switch to html mode and back. And if you too quick, and hit a tab before the editors have fully loaded on the first tab, and go back, those editors have lost their ability to be edited, again until you switch to HTML mode and back...any ideas on this?
Cheers
