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I have been able to reproduce this in IE9 and IE9 Compatability mode:
When using a Numeric Textbox, if you enter something that makes the validation change data to a default of some sort, the validation styling is still enabled and we can see red text in the background of the control.
To reproduce on http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/numerictextbox:
1: Click in a textbox, and enter numbers until it says "Infinite" in the text box.
2: Unselect the control.
As you can see, there is red text in the back of the element clearly visible.
It is more of an impact the more data present in the textboxes
(Attached is an screenshot showing the behavior)
A workaround would be greatly appreciated.
Thank-you.
When using a Numeric Textbox, if you enter something that makes the validation change data to a default of some sort, the validation styling is still enabled and we can see red text in the background of the control.
To reproduce on http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/numerictextbox:
1: Click in a textbox, and enter numbers until it says "Infinite" in the text box.
2: Unselect the control.
As you can see, there is red text in the back of the element clearly visible.
It is more of an impact the more data present in the textboxes
(Attached is an screenshot showing the behavior)
A workaround would be greatly appreciated.
Thank-you.
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Emmanuel
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answered on 05 May 2011, 02:52 PM
Was wondering if this was being looked into by Telerik.
Just a confirmation would be appreciated as it is really important because our application have A LOT of these controls and the red text in the background is very apparent when the client is using IE 9. (Haven't tested on other IE versions).
Thank-you.
Just a confirmation would be appreciated as it is really important because our application have A LOT of these controls and the red text in the background is very apparent when the client is using IE 9. (Haven't tested on other IE versions).
Thank-you.
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Hello Emmanuel,
Georgi Krustev
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Thank you for pointing this issue to us.
We was able to address it and the fix will be included in the next official release of Telerik extensions for ASP.NET MVC.
I have attached the modified JavaScript file.
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answered on 10 May 2011, 07:31 PM
I don't know if this was tested a lot before but this is not working well at all.
Some other issues which are even worst are being generated from this new script...
I have attached screenshots showing 2 different methods of clicking on the input to show how to reproduce.
Again, this is all happening in IE 9...
Please respond as soon as possible.
Thank-you.
Some other issues which are even worst are being generated from this new script...
I have attached screenshots showing 2 different methods of clicking on the input to show how to reproduce.
Again, this is all happening in IE 9...
Please respond as soon as possible.
Thank-you.
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Hello Emmanuel,
Georgi Krustev
the Telerik team
This issue is already addressed and fixed. As I mentioned earlier all fixes will be included in the next official release of Telerik components for ASP.NET MVC. I have attached the modified JavaScript file.
Georgi Krustev
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