To be honest with you I can not stand Internet Explorer and do not use it as my preferred internet browser, but unfortunately we have customers that still use it and it is not displaying our site properly. It does upload the front page but when you try to go to anywhere else in the site it will not display. You get this screen.
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everything works fine in firefox, safari, and chrome. I have searched the forums for a solution but have not found any. Does anyone have any ideas.
this is our site http://www.house-plans4u.com
works fine on IE when I view it.
could it br your IE with some extension installed or possibly your using IE6? maybe its some javascript you have added that stops the right click from working?
this is not a bug. you have doen soemthign to make this happen.
could it br your IE with some extension installed or possibly your using IE6? maybe its some javascript you have added that stops the right click from working?
this is not a bug. you have doen soemthign to make this happen.
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I didn't figure it to be a bug. If you look at the web page there is a slide show that is java driven on the front page and the product pages has a picture carousal on it that is java driven. The IE that I am using is 8 and it doesn't seem to matter with IE version that is being used to view the site, it is acting the same. This was brought to my attention by one of our customers and so it is not just form here that this problem is being observed. Does IE have known java scrip issues? If so how can they be resolved? 
Thank You
Thank You
I have deactivated the right click function by changing
<body> to
<body oncontextmenu="return false;">
in the header.tpl
I would prefer to keep this as it is. If this is the issue how can it be fixed for IE and still have the same results?
Thank You Again
<body> to
<body oncontextmenu="return false;">
in the header.tpl
I would prefer to keep this as it is. If this is the issue how can it be fixed for IE and still have the same results?
Thank You Again
This shouldn't affect anything, but it is pretty pointless. Anyone can just disable javascript on their browser and right click will work fine.Vmal wrote:I have deactivated the right click function by changing
<body> to
<body oncontextmenu="return false;">
in the header.tpl
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