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DMX Context Menu on IE8 and IE10

Last Post 11/18/2013 5:20 PM by Peter Donker. 4 Replies.

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pprager

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11/01/2013 9:10 PM
Hello, We are finding that on IE8 and IE10, the context menu has positioning issues(DNNv7.0.4, DMXv6.1.5). It is displayed further down than it is supposed to. We confirmed that this is an issue with the default DNN skin as well.

pprager

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Posts:3

11/12/2013 5:39 PM
Are these forums monitored by someone from Bring2Mind? What is the best way to get resolution for a bug?

Dearborn IT

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Posts:22

11/12/2013 11:13 PM
Have you tried running IE8 and 10 in compatibility mode? On my DNN sites I found that helps solve of some of the display issues, both with DNN and DMX.

pprager

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Posts:3

11/13/2013 9:43 PM
Thank you for the suggestion. It is a possible solution for me, but unfortunately we cannot ask our customers to switch to compatibility mode while accessing our website. We are using the DMX as a download library. It is interesting that we have not seen these issues on IE9.

Peter Donker

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11/18/2013 5:20 PM
There is a solution which will be included in the next release. Open DesktopModules/Bring2mind/DMX/Views/AjaxTwoPanel.ascx in a text editor. At line 24 you’ll see this block of code: `function callbackComplete(sender, eventArgs) { <%= mnuContext.ClientID %>.showContextMenu(_MouseX, _MouseY); };` Please change that to: `function callbackComplete(sender, eventArgs) { <%= mnuContext.ClientID %>.showContextMenuAtPoint(_MouseX, _MouseY); };`

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