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Map with Explorer 8/9

Details

  • Type: Sub-task Sub-task
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Minor Minor
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: 1.8.11
  • Fix Version/s: Backlog
  • Component/s: Web UI - Maps
  • Security Level: Default (Default Security Scheme)
  • Labels:
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  • Environment:
    Windows7

Description

The maps using with Windows7 and explorer8 or explorer 9 does not works.
The same bug is for Windows 2003 Server and explorer 7
The menu on the right is not shown.

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Benjamin Reed added a comment -

Which maps? Distributed Maps, or the others?

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Benjamin Reed added a comment - Which maps? Distributed Maps, or the others?
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Marco added a comment -

The others

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Marco added a comment - The others
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Antonio Russo added a comment -

The maps works with the Adobe SVG plugin into IE.
Actually the SVG javascript syntax supported by IE is very far from the standard SVG scripting.

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Antonio Russo added a comment - The maps works with the Adobe SVG plugin into IE. Actually the SVG javascript syntax supported by IE is very far from the standard SVG scripting.
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Antonio Russo added a comment -

This is an enhancement just because with Adobe SVG plugin the maps works on IE.

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Antonio Russo added a comment - This is an enhancement just because with Adobe SVG plugin the maps works on IE.
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Paul-Andre Panon added a comment -

It's possible that the Adobe SVG plugin 3.0 for XP is more stable, however I have run into some issues with the Adobe SVG plugin 6.0 for Windows 7 x64. I have a number of maps which display fine in Firefox, but which cause Javascript errors about property or methods not supported by objects when I try to look at them with IE (the location, such as line:237 column:2, also seems of limited utility without a source file name).

Since Adobe is no longer developing the SVG viewer plugin, this means that many maps will continue to not display properly in what is still the majority browser on an increasing percentage of the O/S installed base. So this is an issue of increasing importance. While Firefox is my personal browser preference it's not possible to impose it on clients.

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Paul-Andre Panon added a comment - It's possible that the Adobe SVG plugin 3.0 for XP is more stable, however I have run into some issues with the Adobe SVG plugin 6.0 for Windows 7 x64. I have a number of maps which display fine in Firefox, but which cause Javascript errors about property or methods not supported by objects when I try to look at them with IE (the location, such as line:237 column:2, also seems of limited utility without a source file name). Since Adobe is no longer developing the SVG viewer plugin, this means that many maps will continue to not display properly in what is still the majority browser on an increasing percentage of the O/S installed base. So this is an issue of increasing importance. While Firefox is my personal browser preference it's not possible to impose it on clients.

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  • Assignee:
    Antonio Russo
    Reporter:
    Marco
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