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• Re: calendar extender displays behind fields on formview

  (old post but can't resist) Use Firefox or Opera or... IMO this is an IE bug. There's some KB article claiming IE groups elements into 'windowless' and 'windowed' and the latter always get rendered above the former (violating standards), but the actual behaviour is even stranger - try a Ajax Control Toolkit CalendarExtender in a CSSfriendly DetailsView: The z-index error is exteded to the whole div the input's are in. No, seriously, this is my top peeve with IE7 - they

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by rheinig on 10/4/2007

• Re: MENU Adapter

  [quote user="mtimmermans"]I would like to have a SEO page and not this style garbage in this page. So hopefully someone is having a solution...[/quote] (Laughing) Yes: stay away from M$ ! No, really, I think the wish to get 100% clean markup out of tinysquishy products is a bit na ïve. 99%, with CSSfriendly help, perhaps. We stick with Microsoft for other reasons. Russ is right: bite the bullet, ignore it.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by rheinig on 10/4/2007

• Re: ASPX pages don’t show in IE6

  [quote user="Leisuregeek"]load the files over to my test machine’s desktop[/quote] Huh? Does that machine even have the asp.net engine? Did you install VWD (was that possible without being forced to IE7?) or where does the right-click menu capability come from? What about firing up IE and manually pointing it to the desired URL? You're not giving IE a file: URL to an aspx are you? What do you intend anyway? Just to test a project with IE6? If so, how about serving the stuff from your

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by rheinig on 10/4/2007

• Re: CSS fiendly menu problems with IE 6

  Just 2 cents: Listamatic's browser chart looks quite dated. I quite liked Stu Nicholls' stuff , and am currently going with directly declared ul's using CSS inspired both by the original CSSfriendly menu and Stu, and manually injecting and linking up the CSSfriendly menu javascript to get even IE6 to cooperate. Now the original problem just *may* be something I got when trying out the CSSfriendly menu. I plunked current C# source into my App_code which is meant to be used compiled as

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by rheinig on 10/4/2007

• Re: Another menu is not displaying in IE6 using css control adapters

  With similar gripes I found a different root cause: Since IE is so crippled, it needs the js to dynamically add and remove the "AspNet-Menu-Hover" CSS class. With proper browsers, the menu works without help from script. In my case, the script simply failed to load, which came to be because I used the source of the current CSSFriendly, which is meant to be used as compiled DLL, directly in App_Code instead. Now this code changed the way client scripts are registered by trying to load it

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by rheinig on 10/4/2007