Hi,
I am having some issues when a grid is in edit/insert mode because the
web user control used to edit the data does not render properly. The labels
of the form are not displayed (They are invisible) and when you type something
in the text boxes the characters are not displayed.
One additional thing is that a pop window is opened and inside the popup window
a user control is rendering a grid. That grid opens a popup window when it is
in edit/insert mode. So, the escenario is a form, with a popup window that opens
another popup window.
The issue is happening only in Internet Explorer version 8. Now most of the users
of the company are using this version.
we tested the form with Internet Explorer 9, Google Chrome (Latest version) and Firefox (Latest version) and it works fine.
I attached two screenshots. One shows the problem, and the other one renders fine.
(I.E 9, Google Chrome, Firefox).
The easiest way to fix it is to upgrade the I.Explorer, but for now what should be the
best way to fix it momentarily.
Regards,
Leonardo Vega.
I am having some issues when a grid is in edit/insert mode because the
web user control used to edit the data does not render properly. The labels
of the form are not displayed (They are invisible) and when you type something
in the text boxes the characters are not displayed.
One additional thing is that a pop window is opened and inside the popup window
a user control is rendering a grid. That grid opens a popup window when it is
in edit/insert mode. So, the escenario is a form, with a popup window that opens
another popup window.
The issue is happening only in Internet Explorer version 8. Now most of the users
of the company are using this version.
we tested the form with Internet Explorer 9, Google Chrome (Latest version) and Firefox (Latest version) and it works fine.
I attached two screenshots. One shows the problem, and the other one renders fine.
(I.E 9, Google Chrome, Firefox).
The easiest way to fix it is to upgrade the I.Explorer, but for now what should be the
best way to fix it momentarily.
Regards,
Leonardo Vega.