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  • martinf Friend
    #117146

    I have a site running using Ja Spica. It has been working great in IE and FF.

    But I have had to add security and I have used Joomla Access levels component. This requires me to add the following at the head of index.php
    <?php
    include_once(
    $GLOBALS[‘mosConfig_absolute_path’].’/modules/mod_jal_access.php’);
    $grantaccess = jal_access();
    ?>

    I now have the security that I need, and in Firefox it all works wonderfully.

    BUT in IE I get some strange things happening. The font sizes for text in a module (like the login box) is too big – 12 point or but at least it has got the correct colour scheme.

    On other pages the text in contact areas is 12 point too, but is coloured white – dissappearing on the white background.

    In content areas where I have defined the appearance in the content, thew show correctly. But all standard content is screwed up.

    I know this is something to do with the incompatibilities of the CSS, but where to do I start to fix it ? Help please

    zakrisa Friend
    #210391

    I’m having the same problem too. This problem will happen if you are using IE5.5 or Opera. It looks fine in IE6 and firefox.

    Anybody has a solution for this problem?

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #210401

    Hi martinf or zakrisa,
    Can you post the URL to your websites?

    martinf Friend
    #210406

    I have a site at http://www.deleted.net which does not have the security included and appears as it should.

    I have another version at http://www.deleted.net/Testsystem/ which has security but exibits the strange behaviour I described in IE.

    You can see that the ‘login’ and ‘subscribe’ are now 12 point.

    If you go to “Account Intelligence” and look for the listing under “Buy Side Tier 2” all the items are white text on a white background.

    I hope you can help.

    Regards

    zakrisa Friend
    #210413

    mine at http://www.ultracrocs.com/portal

    if you view it using IE 5.5 or and older version of Opera, you will see the problem.

    Hung Dinh Friend
    #210420

    it seems to be the problem of Javascript, can you move the codes of oomla Access levels component to the end of the index.php file?

    martinf Friend
    #210422

    Dung

    It is recommended to have this code at top of index.php. I tried placing it at bottom and it removed all security.

    I have just tried it a numbre of other places (again) and by accident I have found taht it all seems to work as desired if I put the php call directly before <!– BEGIN: MAIN MENU –>

    So right now I am happy, but I will ahve to test thoroughly to ensure taht it really is working as desired.

    Thanks for your help

    zakrisa Friend
    #210680

    Dung,

    which particular code to be moved? i’m a little bit lost.

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