Hi,
I am a licensed user for Telerik Asp Ajax Radcontrols. I have used Telerik Office 2007 theme in my application. Initially in the page load i have a button in disabled state. After the user enters some data in the page from server side i am enabling the button. Things were completely fine in IE and firefox browsers. (ie, u can clearly visualize and differentiate a disabled and enabled button by looking at it). But in Safari 5.0, the themes dont get changed as soon as you enable that button. (I mean, i could click the button and the functionality works, but i am not able to see any visual changes compared to the disabled mode). I have attached the disabled mode appearance and enabled mode appearance (file enabled.png). You can observe the theme of both. And also once reload the entire page the enabled mode styles are getting applied. (file enabled1.png)
I could not post any code or detailed snaps. But i think the data i provided should be fine. Kindly help, as it is a critical requirement in end user's perspective.
Regards,
Saravanan K
I am a licensed user for Telerik Asp Ajax Radcontrols. I have used Telerik Office 2007 theme in my application. Initially in the page load i have a button in disabled state. After the user enters some data in the page from server side i am enabling the button. Things were completely fine in IE and firefox browsers. (ie, u can clearly visualize and differentiate a disabled and enabled button by looking at it). But in Safari 5.0, the themes dont get changed as soon as you enable that button. (I mean, i could click the button and the functionality works, but i am not able to see any visual changes compared to the disabled mode). I have attached the disabled mode appearance and enabled mode appearance (file enabled.png). You can observe the theme of both. And also once reload the entire page the enabled mode styles are getting applied. (file enabled1.png)
I could not post any code or detailed snaps. But i think the data i provided should be fine. Kindly help, as it is a critical requirement in end user's perspective.
Regards,
Saravanan K