Intermittently based on certain users the RadMenu will display as a sorted list instead of the expected behavior. The RadMenu is in a ASP.NET user control (.ascx) packaged as a SharePoint webpart. We are currently used a trial version of the 2009 Q2 controls. It seems that the controls can't find the style sheets. I'm using the "Default" skin without modification. The behavior happens with both IE 7 & 8.
Attached are 2 screenshots that show a "bad" menu and a "good" menu.
Any help would be appreciated.
Attached are 2 screenshots that show a "bad" menu and a "good" menu.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Hello Rusty,
Maybe you've hit the notorious limitation of Internet Explorer - it can load up to 32 CSS files and if there are more, they will be ingnored. This problem can occur in case you are using a theme with a lot of CSS (when you register the theme, automatically all the CSS is declared) or you have declared a lot of RadControls on the page. If you are using a theme you can test my assumption by removing it and test whether the RadTabStrip CSS will load correctly.
If this is the case I suggest to either use a RadStyleSheetManager which will combine all the CSS on the page or reduce the CSS files used.
All the best,
Paul
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Maybe you've hit the notorious limitation of Internet Explorer - it can load up to 32 CSS files and if there are more, they will be ingnored. This problem can occur in case you are using a theme with a lot of CSS (when you register the theme, automatically all the CSS is declared) or you have declared a lot of RadControls on the page. If you are using a theme you can test my assumption by removing it and test whether the RadTabStrip CSS will load correctly.
If this is the case I suggest to either use a RadStyleSheetManager which will combine all the CSS on the page or reduce the CSS files used.
All the best,
Paul
the Telerik team
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