My name is Jay and I am rather new to Umbraco. I searched the net for answers as I got along and also this forum helped me out a lot... So... thanx again! ;-)
But now I have some weird window behaviour in IE9 on a Windows 7 machine. I just installed XSLTSearch which I got running, but after this whole process every button or link click or even a page refresh sends my Umbraco window to the back without losing focus.
Since I am stuck and you guys have provided answers on this forum loads before... I thought I would give it a go and see if any of you have experienced this bug or even if you can reproduce this on your machine? The link is below, although in Dutch... I am sure you'll get it.
I don't think the error has anything to do with the installation of XSLTsearch.
When I check the firebug console in firefox it can't find common.js and jquery-merged.js. And when I click on another site like "Stedentrips" it throws a JavaScript error saying "tcal is not defined" (line 248).
I think you should look into this first and see if it solves the problem in IE9 as well.
1) validate the site using a service like w3clove.com and correct any potential errors since it can make browsers act up. Especially IE. Seems like you have some illegal characters in the <html> element where the value in the xmlns attribute seems to messed up.
2) When you have done the above thing and if the strange IE behaviour continues, try disabling all JavaScript to see if that makes any change. If it does comment in the blocks 1 by one to determine, which one is causing the weirdness.
Umbraco window pushed to the back in focus
Hi everyone!
My name is Jay and I am rather new to Umbraco. I searched the net for answers as I got along and also this forum helped me out a lot... So... thanx again! ;-)
But now I have some weird window behaviour in IE9 on a Windows 7 machine. I just installed XSLTSearch which I got running, but after this whole process every button or link click or even a page refresh sends my Umbraco window to the back without losing focus.
Since I am stuck and you guys have provided answers on this forum loads before... I thought I would give it a go and see if any of you have experienced this bug or even if you can reproduce this on your machine? The link is below, although in Dutch... I am sure you'll get it.
http://www.brouwersreizen.nl/overzicht-van-alle-dagtochten.aspx
Thanx a lot for any clearity or advice!
Jay
Hi Jay and welcome to our :)
I don't think the error has anything to do with the installation of XSLTsearch.
When I check the firebug console in firefox it can't find common.js and jquery-merged.js. And when I click on another site like "Stedentrips" it throws a JavaScript error saying "tcal is not defined" (line 248).
I think you should look into this first and see if it solves the problem in IE9 as well.
Happy bughunting :)
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Thanx for your quick reply and your warm welcome ;-)
I have cleaned my code a bit (*ahum) and removed all the old obsolete javascript and tcal (calendar) solutions.
Firebug doesn't throw any errors now, but my buggy window behavior is still there. Is this replicable at your end (or at anyone else for that matter)
Much appreciated!
Cheers,
Jay
Hi Jay
Hmm, that is indeed very odd...I'll try to see if I can figure out what is going on. But for now I don't have any clues.
I will get back to you if I stumble upon something.
/Jan
Btw
Some things to do
1) validate the site using a service like w3clove.com and correct any potential errors since it can make browsers act up. Especially IE. Seems like you have some illegal characters in the <html> element where the value in the xmlns attribute seems to messed up.
2) When you have done the above thing and if the strange IE behaviour continues, try disabling all JavaScript to see if that makes any change. If it does comment in the blocks 1 by one to determine, which one is causing the weirdness.
Hope these pointers helps you.
/Jan
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