I tried the build 3002. In my Visual Studio it looks good but after I published the version to our webserver I have the same problem with only vertical row header columns. I have the problem only with the IE.
Do you have any ideas?
kind regards
Markus
Comment posted by Markus 12 years ago.
Hi Dan,
can you please help?
thanks
kind regards
Markus
Comment posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot] 12 years ago.
Hi Markus,
Do you see the problem in the online demo as well?
the Demo looks fine. Maybe there is a problem with our IIS configuration? Is that possible?
Comment posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot] 12 years ago.
Please check if you are not viewing the website in compatibility mode.
Then you can check the inline style on the header div to make sure the DOM structure is the same locally and on the webserver. A different style attribute value would indicate that the webserver is using an older DLL.
Comment posted by Markus 12 years ago.
Hi Dan,
you save my day! Our intranetsites are in the compatibility mode, the setting is set via group policy. After I disabled the compatibility mode the RowHeaderColumns will be visible.
thank you very much!
kind regards
Markus
Comment posted by Markus 12 years ago.
Hi Dan,
me again...the rendering in the table is very slow and the crosshair is also very slow in the scheduler after I disabled the compatibility mode. If the mode enabled the rendering and crosshair is very fast.
What kind of doctype and <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=??"> should I use to let the scheduler plugin working fine?
thanks
kind regards
Markus
Comment posted by Anonymous 12 years ago.
Hi Dan,
can you please assist?
the problem still exist :(
Kind regards
Markus
Comment posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot] 12 years ago.
Hi Markus,
Sorry for the delay.
I have tested the following page using a virtual machine with IE8 and it seems to work fine:
I haven't noticed any performance problems (but this page doesn't display many events).
Would you be able to create a simple test project that would reproduce the problem?
I know this isn't what you want to hear but IE8 will be dead in a few months as Windows XP is going to be phased out. And you can't expect the greatest performance from a 5-years old browser. Anyway, if this is something that can be fixed, I'll try to do my best.
Dan
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