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[taiwi Friend taiwiJoin date: July 2008Posts: 20Downloads:0Uploads:4 Thanks: 2]

#143799

Hello i install local (XAMPP) te Quickstart package out of the box. Everthing working except the frontpage format is totaly wrong in IE.

I not change everything and i check for dirty code and compare the source Code with your demo but everything looks same but the ja-news area not show with 2 columns like in the demo.

Firefox show all news but not in two columns only under each other…

Like i mention i kust use the Quickstart out the box change nothing…

See Screenshots for explaination…

Hope for Help

thanks…

Ralf

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#315716

<em>@taiwi 142518 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello i install local (XAMPP) te Quickstart package out of the box. Everthing working except the frontpage format is totaly wrong in IE.

I not change everything and i check for dirty code and compare the source Code with your demo but everything looks same but the ja-news area not show with 2 columns like in the demo.

Firefox show all news but not in two columns only under each other…

Like i mention i kust use the Quickstart out the box change nothing…

See Screenshots for explaination…

Hope for Help

thanks…

Ralf</blockquote>

Ralf,

Can you provide a copy of the JA News “Module (edit)” in the Backend (administrator)?

Have you tried other browsers? Or used a browser compatibility checker?

Cornelio

[taiwi Friend taiwiJoin date: July 2008Posts: 20Downloads:0Uploads:4 Thanks: 2]

#315719

In the attached screenshot you can see Firefox and Ie7 ! I meet up everything firefox only not show the two columns!! But just installed the downloaded QuickStart package change nothing and it is mest up!! I check the demo on joomlart it shows correct in both browser so I don’t know what’s going on!

Settings in ja-news are also not change everything original after QuickStart installation!

Regards
Ralf

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#315720

<em>@taiwi 142527 wrote:</em><blockquote>In the attached screenshot you can see Firefox and Ie7 ! I meet up everything firefox only not show the two columns!! But just installed the downloaded QuickStart package change nothing and it is mest up!! I check the demo on joomlart it shows correct in both browser so I don’t know what’s going on!

Settings in ja-news are also not change everything original after QuickStart installation!

Regards
Ralf</blockquote>

Ralf,

I have seen stranger things happen during installations. It is possible that this may not be accurate:

<em>@taiwi 142527 wrote:</em><blockquote>
Settings in ja-news are also not change everything original after QuickStart installation!
</blockquote>

That’s why I wanted to see an image of the JA News Module (edit), in the administrator (Backend) itself from your installation — not just the Frontend which you showed already.

As important, you have to check using those sites that will check the “browser compatibility” of the site that you created.

Cornelio

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#315741

I check on a normal Linux server and install the quickstart package and there this problem is not existing…

Should related to the local Webserver Xampp or something because in the net with normal setup it works like a charm…

Regards
Ralf

[taiwi Friend taiwiJoin date: July 2008Posts: 20Downloads:0Uploads:4 Thanks: 2]

#315742

Hi Guys i find out the stange behaivior come from where…

I set in the index.php file the local setting to

setlocale(LC_ALL, 'de_DE@euro', 'de_DE', 'de', 'ge');


Because i used

echo "<span>".strftime('%A').",</span>";
echo "<div>".date ('d.')." ".date ('F')."</div>";

for the German Date format and German Name for the Weekdays….

When i change back to the orginal

echo "<span>".date ('l')."</span>";
echo " <div>".date ('M')." ".date ('d').date ('S')."</div>";


Everything is fine….

So my question now is how i can get the german language in weekdays and use German date format for month names and so on….

Regards
Ralf

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