I am trying to display a PDF in a popup window using Vaadin 6.6.2 and the code as shown in this blog:
http://jcraane.blogspot.com/2010/09/printing-in-vaadin.html
The problem I have is that whenever I close the Window containing the PDF it always hangs the current browser tab in IE 9.
I have tested this in Safari, Firefox, and IE 8 and its works fine. I also know that the problem is related to the embedded PDF as I have tried replacing the embedded PDF with a Vaadin Label and then the popup window closes fine in IE9.
I had a similar problem in Firefox 3.x, I solved it by upgrading to Firefox 4, and upgrading the Adobe plugin.
It seems to me the problem is on the browser/plug-in side.
If you are stuck with that browser/version, try just upgrading the plugin if that's not already on the latest version.
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I have implemented kendo range slider for eCommerce store. It works fine when changes made in firefox. But it goes disappeared or breaks in chrome after slide.
Kendo version is 2014.1.318 and uses jQuery JavaScript Library v1.10.2.
Please help to overcome this issue as soon as possible.
It is because of Chrome doesn't support ".contains()" method of jQuery. Instead of using .indexOf() method, it works perfectly in Chrome & Safari browser.
Refer this links:
Error using .contains() JQuery function in Chrome
jquery "contains" code doesn't work on chrome
I am a newbie of Sencha.
I use Sencha Architect (Version: 2.2.2 Build: 991) to create the Sencha Touch (2.2.1) application.
But when I deploy and run it on IE10, it does not work, showing blank screen. I open the debug mode (F12), and I see that the browser always auto changes to the Browser mode IE10 Compat View, Document Mode: IE7 standard.
I switch the Browser mode to IE10, the app run again. Is there any config I need to set to run on IE10? Or is this a bug?
Sencha Touch is built for Webkit-based browser (Chrome, Safari)
IE and other browsers like Firefox are not built on Webkit, thus not able to render pages written with Sencha Touch. Even if you can run it this time, there will be elements that cannot be displayed properly, causing the page to have weird look.
Update: sorry for the wrong info. Since 2.2, Sencha Touch provides support to IE 10. So this means your page should be rendered without any problem with IE10. I tried opening up a page created by Sencha Touch 2.2 on my Lumia, it was OK without any problem. I guess IE10 on desktop may have a false detection in your case and try to open the page in IE7 compat mode. On actual device there shouldn't be such issue.
I am using PhoneGap InAppBrowser to load pdf in my app. It is loading pdf in IOS, but there is no location bar shown, and on Android pdf is never loaded.
Here is my code to load pdf
iabRef = window.open('sample.pdf', '_blank', 'location=yes');
Not sure if this counts as an answer, but I believe this is a known bug. It is marked as fixed in the 2.4.0 RC here.
Ran into the same with 2.4.0. I switched to using the _system browser in my open call. It's not ideal, as it opens a browser that simply downloads the file, but at least it works.
Does anyone have any idea about this? I modified a pdf file by adding a PDFPushButtonField in PDF4NET. I can see it in Safari or Chrome in windows 7 system. But when I open it in IPAD Safari browser, the button I added is missing.
I have a application where ctrl + s key combination is handled. So when i press this key a new screen appears with some details. This is working fine in mozilla FF 15.0 and 16.0 but when i am viewing it in an AIR web browser runtime 3.4 in full screen mode, the browser is getting minimized and the screen is also not appearing properly.
And later i discovered that when i was using the embed.js file of OL 3.3 version i am not facing this issue the air browser is working fine. But when i am using the latest embed-compressed.js i am getting this. Any idea why this is happening ?
I am using Openlaszlo 5.0.x this issue is also happening in OL 4.9's script