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[mfcphil Friend mfcphilJoin date: September 2007Posts: 2866Downloads:3Uploads:218 Thanks: 211 Thanked: 388 times in 133 posts]

#411448

Well there is still the reason for this thread in the first place, why the ie9 code wont tell the site to be compatible and the is the issue with not being able to save new customer records or save the config file, but again this is only in ie9, hoping that eventually ie make a fix for these issues

I still have some other things I found like old xmap that need removing, but now you’ve told me how to do lose them I should manage 🙂

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#411547

<em>@mfcphil 266202 wrote:</em><blockquote>Well there is still the reason for this thread in the first place, why the ie9 code wont tell the site to be compatible and the is the issue with not being able to save new customer records or save the config file, but again this is only in ie9, hoping that eventually ie make a fix for these issues

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Phil,
I am getting confused, do you mean the site won’t save the data or IE9 won’t save the data?

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#411554

<em>@Blaine 266337 wrote:</em><blockquote>Phil,
I am getting confused, do you mean the site won’t save the data or IE9 won’t save the data?</blockquote>

In IE9 if you go to the Global Config page you can not Press the Site ~ System ~ Server ~ Permissions buttons – nothing happens.

If you go to My Profile page you can not Press Save or Save & Close – nothing happens.

If you go to User manager and make any edits or new members you can not Press Save or Save & Close – nothing happens.

I only use 2 browsers IE9 and Firefox, this is a problem in IE9 and does not happen in Firefox

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#411567

Then it seems to me when editing the site you just don’t use IE. Try Chrome.

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#411569

Very odd though Phil. I have just tested on localhost with a c+ install and the Joomla buttons work on mine. On yours however they do not and I think there is some calender script being loaded that is causing the problems in the back end on your site.

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#411599

<em>@phill luckhurst 266361 wrote:</em><blockquote>Very odd though Phil. I have just tested on localhost with a c+ install and the Joomla buttons work on mine. On yours however they do not and I think there is some calender script being loaded that is causing the problems in the back end on your site.</blockquote>

:confused::eek::confused:

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#411600

<em>@Blaine 266359 wrote:</em><blockquote>Then it seems to me when editing the site you just don’t use IE. Try Chrome.</blockquote>

Yes Blaine, I used Chrome before ~ cant remember why I didnt like it so I may have to give it another go.

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#411609

chrome rocks, in that video, js, flash, works MUCH faster and smother then in any other browser I’ve tried… BUT.. it has issues with forms ( like on our forum ) and the toolbar really sucks!! I do use it but for limited things. But do give it a try. Will be interesting to see if safari, opera, chrome all have the same issue.

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#411611

issues surrounding IE9 are NOT affected in Firefox Google Chrome or Apple Safari, All in fine in these browsers

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#411781

IT managers find Internet Explorer 9 fails to render websites and web applications
Interesting reading, at least you know it is NOT just you Phil!

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#411784

<em>@Blaine 266617 wrote:</em><blockquote>IT managers find Internet Explorer 9 fails to render websites and web applications
Interesting reading, at least you know it is NOT just you Phil!</blockquote>

I got to admit to getting really paranoid with everyone telling me it must be to do with way I moved from 1.5.23 to 1.7

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#411799

Well Phil, everything happens for a reason and due to the odd move of the site, you have ended up with a much cleaner site and that will surely benefit the performance of the site as well as make the administration of the site easier.
So there are some blessings in all of this!

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#411800

<em>@Blaine 266624 wrote:</em><blockquote>Well Phil, everything happens for a reason and due to the odd move of the site, you have ended up with a much cleaner site and that will surely benefit the performance of the site as well as make the administration of the site easier.
So there are some blessings in all of this!</blockquote>

There certainly is!! 🙂 and I got to chat to you !

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