Angular 7 says that you did not use ngmodel and formcontrol together, but when I use both in my app form, it work only with warning.
Is any one know the reason why is this happing in angular 7
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I have an Umbraco project which is using the built-in membership functionality (including the default login/register views) and in modern browsers everything works perfectly.
Unfortunately, I want to support Internet Explorer 8 + 9 and I'm unable to login using these browsers; after the form data is posted, the form is reloaded with validation errors, stating 'The Username/Password field is required'.
I think this is an angular issue as opposed to a purely Umbraco one - but does anyone know of a fix for this issue?
I am using Bootstrap in my MVC 5 application. The problem is that it works well on Firefox 35 an above but the UI gets disturbed when I open on IE 9 and IE 10.
Also, button colors that I am using appear as white on IE.
I want to make the application compatible to all the browsers.
Is this the problem with Bootstrap or CSS? What changes to make to make site work well on all browsers?
You can check the Browser and device support for bootstrap for supported and not supported features.
Additionaly Wall of browser bugs for some more information of known browser bugs.
I'm trying to integrate Polymer components into my Rails 4 app that is already integrated with zurb foundation 5.
I have followed the instructions for the polymer-rails && polymer-paper-rails gems and included require paper-button/paper-button into my application.html.erb
My buttons.haml file looks like this:
%paper-button= "Flat Button"
What is however displayed on the ui,is Flat Button plain text and not a Polymer Flat Button.
Am I doing something wrong or is there a known issue with these Gems(Polymer and Foundation) not functioning well together?
UPDATE:
After a long struggle, I have managed to get this GEM to run without any notice/error in the Google Chrome Console. Firefox is still not happy however. It does seem to be a different issue now, since I've added platform.js into the pre-compiler. After adding platform.js to the pre-compiler, components have disappeared from the UI completely (As if no component code exists), and this only happens in Firefox.
See below a screenshot of Firebug:
Thanks.
Ever since I have installed JQuery mobile on my Rails 4 application, every view is now formatted by JQuery mobile. I would like to only apply JQuery mobile to one view and not the entire application. At this point Foundation is overlapping with JQuery mobile's formatting. Some textboxes are even being rendered twice. Also when validation of the textboxes fails, the page renders with another set of textboxes and Signup buttons embedded within the old ones.
I simply ended up uninstalling the jquery mobile gem and did a generic install. This seems to have worked. Still don't know exactly what happened.
So I want to use a document upload element in a web form using JQuery Mobile. Every mobile platform in my testing environment allows it, (only small additional styling is allowed but some none the less) until I come to IE and IE Mobile. It is all scew-whiff in both and doesn't function at all in IE Mobile.
Am I missing some secret documentation or am I being stupid expecting IE to behave like others... I am going to guess that yet again, they are laughing in the face of conformity.
Thank you for any input and advice.
In regards to code, I am not using anything fancier then:
<input name="exampleName" class="exampleClass" id="exampleDocument" type="file" size="250" value=""/>
<!--and Jquery Mobile changes the class name to input ui-input-text ui-body-a-->
IE for Windows Phone 7/8 as like iOS 5 and lower don't support file upload from web browser. File Upload Support