Have you found a temporary workaround for this? I'm considering to just use the "render as IE8" approach but I'm interested to find out if there is a better way of doing it.
Yeah! Very ugly, hehe. I thought you had some fancy way of "injecting" the force render tag. Until we have clients complaining (really load) I will refrain from editing the Umbraco source :-)
All buttons is converted to Edit on mouse over in IE9
Hi
In Internet Explore 9 all buttons (Add, Delete etc.) is converted to the Edit button when you move your mouse over the button.
I have created a little screen scast to illustratate the issue: http://screencast.com/t/VoDoz7frd
Best regards
Emil
Hi Emil
Have you found a temporary workaround for this? I'm considering to just use the "render as IE8" approach but I'm interested to find out if there is a better way of doing it.
/Jan
Nope - somehow our clients just live with this quirk (or don't use IE9)...
I’m interested in learning more about you “render as IE 8” approach though :-)
Best regards
Emil
Hi Emil
Well it's fairly simple and actually quite ugly...but it works...
It's simply just forcing the Umbraco UI to render in IE8 mode by editing the /umbraco/umbraco.aspx file and in the <head> section add this
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE8" >
:)
/Jan
Hi
Yeah! Very ugly, hehe. I thought you had some fancy way of "injecting" the force render tag. Until we have clients complaining (really load) I will refrain from editing the Umbraco source :-)
Thanks for sharing!
Best regards
Emil
You're welcome :)
Hehe, nope no fancines about it - And yes indeed it's never a good idea to mess around with the source code if it can be avoided.
But if the above issue turns out to be a major problem for the client it's a fairly simple and harmless fix.
/Jan
Agree. Absolutely a harmless dirty quick fix :-)
Best regards
Emil
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