Website Which Designed In VWD Not Correctly Displayed In Mozilla Firefox?
Sep 16, 2010
I am from Iraq and have no enough resources to search.I want to know how to use browsercaps (which I find in many sites)in my web.config file and if (minor and major) replaced with value or not and any changes to fit with my requirement.
I want know, If an error has occurred and website is redirected to the Custom Error Page and is also logged out. If back button of the Mozilla browser is pressed, previous logged in page is displayed. I have also used 1. Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache); 2. Response.Cache.SetExpires(DateTime.Now);
in Page_init on Custom error page. Also set the values of .ASPXAUTH and other cookies to 1 but again page is not going to the Login Page. These cookies could also not be removed.
We have designed C# .Net our web app to run on IE.
I mean the front-end: Will the front-end be perfectly the same for all types of browsers like lE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera etc?
Or will we have to do changes and keep separate versions for each browser type? Will it be possible to use style sheets for this without coding? If so how?
Will there be any affect on the back-end also?
Also will Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera etc. support Javascript, Jscript etc?
I have a very strange problem using Mozilla Firefox (everything works well in IE8).I have a user control where I run code when the droplist is changed.
I use this code:
Code: Protected Sub DropDownList1_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DropDownList1.SelectedIndexChanged [code]...
If I have entered "aaa" the alert appears, fine. But afterwards the dropdownlist is locked! I can't change it until I have changed the "aaa" to a real number. What happens???If I just make a complete new webform everything works well in Firefox, but using the user control the problem appears.
I've a webform which looks very orderly and properly formatted when opened in an IE browser while when the same form is opened in firefox it appears very distorted. One of the DDL's moves over on the top of the page while accessing the form in firefox.I've been using Visual Studio 2008 for the development.
I know this might sound very silly to some but I have been struggling with this issue for some time so decided to post it here.
I have a problem with a simple site that is not requiring login. When run in internet explorer
it works as it should. But when I try to access the page with Mozilla Firefox or Apples Safari
i get a login prompt and no valid useraccount can be entered. I have tried setting authentication mode to either Windows or Forms but it makes no difference.
I can cancel to get the page to load but then I see my logo is not showing
(Logo in Images/file.jpg) When I try to use a link to another page it does not allow me access denied.
As said before with IE everything works OK!! Frustrating, probably something simple...
Even more frustrating On another server it works OK,
Application in Swedish server works
Application in US Server does not work with other browsers but IE.
Same setup for server, IIS 6 Windows server 2003 .Net 2 & 3.5
i am using fileupload server control it's working fine in IE but when i execute the same code on Mozila firefox it showingCould not find a part of the path 'D:TestLogo what is the error and how to can i correct the error.
I have taken table inside that i have taken the row. in design mode when i make the visibility of row as false then there is pair of line comes which represents like there is row.
How to make this line invisible when row visibility is false.
In case of Internet explorer the pair of line not come when rows visibility is false. same things i want to do with mozilla firefox .How to do that?
I am Trying To get information I stored in the cookie after create it , it's works fine when using IE8 in browsing website but i face problems in Mozilla
The function window.opener.location.reload(); is working fine with IE but not refreshing parent page in mozilla firefox browser. how to refresh parent page in cross browser/browser independent.
I am using update panels with Update mode conditional in by aspx page. The page is functioning properlly in the IE.8.0 but the page content is not posting when i open it in the Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
FYI I am using Update panels for drop down lists and buttons and in the triggers also i am using similar controls.
I am having an issue with images not showing in Chrome or FireFox. In chrome i get this message in the Console "Not allowed to load local resource.". The images appear fine and correct in IE11 & MS Edge. I'm assuming this is some king of security problem I need to address, but am not at all sure what.
I m using Client side RDLC reports, the problem which i m facing is that IE shows the report with Print button but Morzilla Firefox does not show print button. How can i rectify the above problem or an alternative soln.
I have textbox in my page that I put this attribute for it TextMode="MultiLine"..here user can change width and hight of textbox with mouse..I couldn't find any attribute for textbox that din't allow users to change width and hight of textbox.
I'm using jQuery to store a value in a HiddenField control that my UpdatePanel can then grab as it's updating to help display the correct data. I've got everything working in Safari, but it doesn't seem like the HiddenField is retaining the correct value for the UpdatePanel in Firefox. In the Async Page Load function I put:
[Code]....
(CurrentHashValue returns the Value property of the HiddenField.) In Safari, I see the correct output, but in Firefox 4, I see it output and empty string for CurrentHashValue on AsyncPostBack. However, if I add an alert in to my JavaScript:
[Code]....
The correct value is displayed. Could this be because the HiddenField is not in the UpdatePanel? I'm not used to seeing such different behavior between Safari and Firefox. Makes me scared to even try it in IE. If you'd like to see this in action, here is the page: [URL]
I have tried searching for the answer but have failed to get any insight into this problem. Look at the following two examples. [URL] (JQuery modal dialog without <input> element) Above pages have very simple JQuery modal dialog, whihc displays correctly in IE, Chrome, Safari and Opera. Unfortunately, Firefox does not display the modal dialog with <input> correctly. It displays the other one correctly. I have tried the following without resolution to this peculiar problem:
- Changed doctype - Used <table> to enclose <input> - Used <div> to enclose <input> - Used all possible CSS display attributes for <input>
I have developed simple application to display the image to my page . i had declared the image control in design page but i have assign the imageurl in codebehind . when i run this page in IE is display the image but when i ru the same page in mozilla and chrome it won't display the image how to fix this problem or anything i have to add in codebehind.
I've defined node styles for my TreeView instance in markup (using <LevelStyles> for example). Everything renders correctly in IE7/8 but, when rendering in Chrome, Safari or FireFox, the styles are not being applied. From looking at the source code for the page, I can see that the various runtime css classes are being injected into the top of the page, but the class attributes on the <a> tags (within the generated TreeView HTML) are empty (class=""). In IE, the class attributes contain references to the classes that were injected into the page.
Can anyone explain why this is happening? I can see no logical explanation for this, and it's a big issue - My client primarily uses Safari, as they're Mac based.