Hi,
While using Kendo UI Upload control in IE9 the UI is little bit distorted when status message is displayed. But, it's fine in IE10, FF & Chrome. After observing in IE developer tool, I found the following difference in the rendered HTML. Please refer the attached image -
IE10 the status-message is wrapped inside a div with class k-dropzone. But, in IE9 there is no wrapper for that. What could be the solution for this?
Stackoverflow Link - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18699119/kendoui-upload-status-message-issue-in-ie9
Thanks
While using Kendo UI Upload control in IE9 the UI is little bit distorted when status message is displayed. But, it's fine in IE10, FF & Chrome. After observing in IE developer tool, I found the following difference in the rendered HTML. Please refer the attached image -
IE10 the status-message is wrapped inside a div with class k-dropzone. But, in IE9 there is no wrapper for that. What could be the solution for this?
Stackoverflow Link - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18699119/kendoui-upload-status-message-issue-in-ie9
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Hi Ashutosh,
The drop zone is not set in IE 9 and lower by design, because those browsers does not support drag'n'drop. I was unable to reproduce the exact behavior from the screenshot, but I admit that the styles for the margin around the button are missing in IE 9 (you could find the screenshot attached). The behavior is reproducible in our demos and it will be fixed for the upcoming service pack.
Regarding the current case, please make sure that the browser is not in "Compatibility view" or "Quirks mode" and that there are no other custom styles applied.
Dimiter Madjarov
Telerik
The drop zone is not set in IE 9 and lower by design, because those browsers does not support drag'n'drop. I was unable to reproduce the exact behavior from the screenshot, but I admit that the styles for the margin around the button are missing in IE 9 (you could find the screenshot attached). The behavior is reproducible in our demos and it will be fixed for the upcoming service pack.
Regarding the current case, please make sure that the browser is not in "Compatibility view" or "Quirks mode" and that there are no other custom styles applied.
Dimiter Madjarov
Telerik
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answered on 09 Sep 2013, 04:29 PM
Hi Dimiter,
I did have that in mind while checking the cause of this issue that the browser is not in "Compatibility view" or "Quirks mode". And, also we didn't apply any custom styles to the kendo control.
Anyways, if its a CSS issue then probably I will find a workaround for that.
And, thanks for your reply. :)
Thanks
Ashutosh
I did have that in mind while checking the cause of this issue that the browser is not in "Compatibility view" or "Quirks mode". And, also we didn't apply any custom styles to the kendo control.
Anyways, if its a CSS issue then probably I will find a workaround for that.
And, thanks for your reply. :)
Thanks
Ashutosh