[Encore] MOOtcan compatibility in IE7?

[Trond K. Pettersen]

As far as I know, they have made some changes to the rendering engine. But I
don't know how to grade their work, given the fact that they have been working
on this browser for many, many years. Maybe F?

http://webstandards.org/files/acid2/test.html

Seriously: it might be an issue with the mootcan-javascript as the entire web
page containing the applet is built by a javascript. Urgh... 

[ Luckily, Kevin Tysdal and Daniel Jung's new HTML-chat does work fine in IE 7 :) ] 

-Trond




Quoting Kevin Jepson <kevijeps at telusplanet.net>:

> One thing I've noticed in reading about the problems people have had with
> IE7 is that it seems really picky about html coding.
> Things which worked Ok but weren't exactly "kosher" seem to choke in IE7.
> If this is the only issue we have I'll be happy :/
> Ciao
> KJ
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: encore-bounces at encore-consortium.org
> [mailto:encore-bounces at encore-consortium.org] On Behalf Of Richard L. Bowman
> Sent: November 6, 2006 10:08 AM
> To: encore at encore-consortium.org
> Subject: Re: [Encore] MOOtcan compatibility in IE7?
> 
> 
> I now have an answer to one of my questions. When I went to the MS 
> Support site today, they had a highlighted link to support for IE7. 
> It is at: http://support.microsoft.com/ph/8722
> 
> When I get home to my computer with IE7, I will try to take a look at 
> security settings which one of the help documents seemed to point a finger
> at.
> 
> Richard
> 
> At 10:58 AM 11/6/2006, Richard L. Bowman wrote:
> >I just installed IE7 over the weekend and have a problem getting our 
> >MOO to load. We are running Encore Xpress 4.0.1 (BC-MOO at: 
> >http://www.bridgewater.edu:7000/ ). I have installed the latest Java 
> >runtime environment (version 5) 1.5.0 update 9.
> >
> >I did not get an error message, but only the right pane loaded. The two 
> >left panes never loaded completely. That is rather strange. I was 
> >wondering whether it might be with the how in interprets JavaScript, 
> >but my physics simulations site (ISAW at: 
> >http://www.bridgewater.edu/departments/physics/ISAW/ ), where the 
> >simulations use a lot of JavaScript, works just fine. In constructing 
> >that site I have worked very hard to use only the most generic of 
> >JavaScript code, so there still might be a JavaScript problem. But it 
> >probably is a Java problem.
> >
> >How does one send a note to Microsoft or Sun on this issue? I tried 
> >getting help from the MS support site on Saturday and could not find 
> >any for IE7!
> >
> >Richard
> >---------------------------------
> >Richard L. Bowman, PhD
> >Bridgewater College, VA, USA
> >
> >
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