Our web application is protected by cookie provider that will do redirect every 60 seconds to check user's credential. I am using dojo.io.bind and FloatingPane. When it hit that 60 seconds, when the browser is requesting one page from the web server, web server will redirect request to cookie provider. When I use fiddler2 to track the browser traffic. In IE 7, it will stop there with a 302 on the page requested and 200 on the cookie provider url. It didn't receive the redirected page back. In IE 6, it's working fine. The browser will get the redirected page back.
IE 7
dojo.io.bind and HTTP 302 in IE 7
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Dijit Slider Labels not working in IE if in a div with any sort of background
Release: Dojo 1.1.1
Browser: IE 6 & IE 7
Scenario: Using a HorizontalSlider dijit in a div that has a background color set to #FFFFFF.
Problem: Labels do NOT show.
Confirmed that labels DO show so long as the widget is in a place that does not have a css background defined. Once the widget is within a div that has a background color or image, the labels vanish.
I've not confirmed whether this happens only in divs but I assume so.
Works perfectly either way in Firefox (2.0) and Safari. Just not in IE 6 or IE 7.
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IE7 , is that a bug ? or i'm missing something ?
[editor: moving to the appropriate forum…]
I'm trying to run my app on IE 7 and i get the fallowing error (Of course this error dont happen on FF.):
-- Syntax Error (line 2905) (dojo.js).
When i open my dojo.js at this line i see the forEach function at:
for(var i=0,l=_p[0].length; i < l; i ++){
try { // Added by Me
_p[2].call(_p[1], arr[i], i, arr);
} catch (e) { // Added by Me
alert(dojo.toJson(e));
} // Added by Me
when i put the try catch the app run's correctly!
dijit button fails on ie 7 breaking all other functionality
FF2, all works fine. IE7, dijit.form.button call causes error that fails rest of the script. no controls work. Disabling nativeXHR in IE7 solves this but no visitor to our site will put up with us telling them to change their security settings. Commenting out the button call solves issues for spinner and datetextbox but now we can't use dijit buttons. How can this IE7 issues be avoided without end-user action?
//dojo.require("dijit.form.Button");
dojo.require("dijit.form.NumberSpinner");
dojo.require("dijit.form.DateTextBox");
Tabs aren't shown in Safari 3.1 and IE 7
Hi,
under http://dev.swissunihockey.ch/weblounge/schiedsrichter/stammdaten?cmd=edi... I have a tab-based Layout, witch works fine on FF (Mac and Win). But Safari 3.1 (Mac) and IE 7 show the first tab for less than a second, and then it disapears.
I use dojo 1.0.2
Any ideas?
Greez, Nine
