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UI issues Chrome, IE10

Last Post 07/12/2013 11:48 AM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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sentient

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07/05/2013 12:58 AM
In Chrome and IE10 (between them a massive market share of browsers) The folder tree view doesnt work well. Clicking on a folder makes it move to the right, there is no expand/contract icon, the dropdown menu appears 50 pixels below the parent link (so it is near impossible to click anything) This is NOT a cheap module. It is one of the most expensive per installation on the dotnetnuke store. Therefore the performance and browser compatibility should be part of the price. I'm aware that there will be issues across the large number of browsers but this is an issue on the second most used broswer (chrome) Please patch and release.

Peter Donker

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07/12/2013 11:48 AM
This has to do with the skin you're using. It works fine here in both Chrome and IE10. There must be a clash with some bits of CSS and/or JS used on the same page of your site. We develop on the default DNN skin and make sure it works on that. There is no way we can assure it will not generate (or be a victim of) other 3rd party products like skins and modules.

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