Hi all and thanks for your time,
i having a really weird problem: when i'm debuging the graphs on chrome and Iexplorer on visualstudio 2012 everything is ok but the weird problem happening after i'm deploying the project on the IIS, when i'm trying to browse the site with the graphs from chrome it works fine but when i'm trying to browse the site with any Iexplorer version the background of the graphs appear with black instead of transparent like i defined it, did you encounter the same?
i'm using iis 7 and the new version of the Highcharts.
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chart: {
backgroundColor: "transparent",
type: 'line'
}
Try to use 'rgba(255,255,255,0)' instead of "transparent".
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I see that the large heatmap example here:
https://www.highcharts.com/demo/heatmap-canvas
is not working on Chrome, but it is on Firefox. I'm hesitant to get in there and work on a heatmap that might not work on the browser we use the most.
Is anyone working on this, or does someone know what's going on?
Thanks for any help/insight.
I did note that on a few other PCs in my office, the heat map is displaying properly, and the version of Chrome is identical. Here's data on the one that's not working properly.
I'm using Chrome version 66.0.3359.181 (Official Build) (64-bit)
and here's an image of the blank map and console window.
Any thoughts?
Hi I have published and deploy a asp.net MVC 5 application on IIS. On local machine everything was working fine but on server ICONS and images are not showing, just a small square box is there.
Thanks
during the published PNG files were missing,
To brief our problem, i am using MVC Application by default created by VS, only thing i have added image folder have one logo image.
I am using this image in site master as a logo path i am using to access it ../../Images/logo.png.
This logo image gets loaded in debug mode vs 2010 but when i publish it in local host iis 7.5 it does not get loaded. while clicking on error it shows different path.
Although above things works at my shared server.
Thanks, i have googled alot and find some tips over some page, here is the remedy
I used src='<%ResolveUrl("../../Images/logo.png")%>' and it is working fine
My Ruby on Rails app hates custom fonts and I don't know why. Here are some of the errors and troubleshooting that I have gone through.
First, there were devastating display errors that only happened on Google Chrome on a PC. The text will overlap, paragraphs within the same div will have different widths, buttons will have shortened width, a copy will shift to the right on the page...to the point where some of the sites are unusable. I finally figured out that the browser seemed to not be understanding the font correctly. If I used websafe fonts like Arial and Georgia, the issues went away. So I thought that maybe the #font-face fonts that live on my server were corrupt. The Chrome issue also only appeared to happen on later versions of Chrome (20 and up). The weirdest part about this is that it only happens intermittently. Sometimes the page displays fine and sometimes it looks crazy. This has occurred on multiple computers and cache clearing does not seem to affect the error.
I then integrated Typekit from Adobe to serve the fonts instead from their server. Now the display errors are gone, but all Windows browsers ignore the typekit font and display the fallback fonts instead. That's IE, Firefox, and Chrome on Windows, various versions.
The site is part Ruby on Rails, part PHP (WordPress), and these issues only happen on the Ruby on Rails pages. The font files that I thought were corrupt are the same font files that work beautifully on the PHP side of the site.
Here are some screenshots of the initial Chrome issue with the server hosted fonts.
The site currently has the server hosted fonts live (with the Chrome error). A page on the site where this is happening: http://levoleague.com/jobs
Any ideas on why my app rejects fonts?
Looks like it's a CSS issue and you need overflow-wrap: break-word;
Hello I have problem with jQuery Mobile v1.1.0. When I try to use this function.
$.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg();
The progress indicator is not shown. The progress indicator(loader) is shown in regular browser, like FF, but in Android Internet browser, the PI is now shown. Do you have any Idea why the loader is hidden in android browser? I tested it on samsung nexus mobile phone, with the android version v2.3.4. I tried to call the function with parameters like this
$.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg("b", "test message test", false);
But this works only on my PC web browsers FF, Chrome IE etc.
did you try the examples in the docs?
On my android 2.3.3 the loader is shown but the loader image is not animated.
If the examples work for you, be sure that you replaced/removed all old JQM files with the 1.1.0 version (css, js, images) and that they are linked correctly in the document.
When the themeroller was deployed for v1.1.0 there was a small error with the loader images in the zipfile and the style sheet.
This was fixed within a few hours, but it might be that the version you downloaded tries to load ajax-loader.gif, while ajax-loader.png was in the zipfile.
Getting your theme again from the themeroller might fix it for you
Regards,
Casper
I had the same problem. The progress-dialog was not shown when doing an ajax call afterwards. I incapsulated everything except the showPageLoading-call in a timeout-function-call.
$.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg();
setTimeout(function() {
...[here your code goes]...
},200);
Worked for me although the animation only worked until the function has been executed (here: 200ms) but that doesn't really matter to me.