Hello,
I have been trying to arrive at a workaround for this problem for a few days. Right now I would accept being able to logically turn off Ajax if the browser is IE 6. This would be an ugly workaround, but it would restore functionality to a production application and also punish my client for standardizing on IE 6.
The application uses a series of forms that utilize RadMultiPage controls in a RadWindow. In addition, the forms are entirely based on CSS positioning elements to structure the forms. The symptom is that if the browser is IE 6 (only), when switching from page to page, all controls disappear. If I turn off Ajax, by removing the RadAjaxPanel, the forms display properly when switching from page to page. All works fine in IE 7, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome.
I have a very compact standalone project that will illustrate this if necessary.
Thanks, Steve
I have been trying to arrive at a workaround for this problem for a few days. Right now I would accept being able to logically turn off Ajax if the browser is IE 6. This would be an ugly workaround, but it would restore functionality to a production application and also punish my client for standardizing on IE 6.
The application uses a series of forms that utilize RadMultiPage controls in a RadWindow. In addition, the forms are entirely based on CSS positioning elements to structure the forms. The symptom is that if the browser is IE 6 (only), when switching from page to page, all controls disappear. If I turn off Ajax, by removing the RadAjaxPanel, the forms display properly when switching from page to page. All works fine in IE 7, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome.
I have a very compact standalone project that will illustrate this if necessary.
Thanks, Steve
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Hi Steve,
I think it will be best if you open a support ticket and attach to it the sample you are talking about. Thus we will be able to debug it locally and get back to you with our findings.
Sincerely yours,
Pavel
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I think it will be best if you open a support ticket and attach to it the sample you are talking about. Thus we will be able to debug it locally and get back to you with our findings.
Sincerely yours,
Pavel
the Telerik team
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