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IE8 Sucks nothing will look good in IE8, but you can add an emulation mode tag to web pages to tell IE8 to display a webpage in IE7mode!

 

I hear what you say and yes you can put the emulate tag in, doesn't matter if we like it or not some of our customers are going to use IE8 and they pay us so we need to keep them happy.

 

Anyway it was just a heads up.

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The problem with IE 8 compatibility is regarding the use of the "Fade" effect on submenus. Slide Out and None work fine. This is not something that can be fixed by any quirky Microsoft meta tags, it's a flow in IE8 itself.

 

All other browsers do not suffer from this issue. I've marked it as a bug and it will be addressed at some point in a future release. In the meantime if it is an issue for you or your clients, don't use the fade effect.

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I stand corrected, you can fix it with a meta tag (I was just using the wrong one, lol)

 

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" /> 

Adding that to your header will make the fade effect work normally. I'll still keep this as a bug, however it's now low priority. I'll add the meta tag to the installation instructions in the meantime.

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Getting a funny error:

 

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.' in /home2/path/public_html/clients/templates_c/%%B8^B8C^B8C9F2AD%%header.tpl.php on line 16

 

That can happen when paths aren't resolving correctly. Look at the lines in your header.tpl:

 

{include file="../modules/admin/client_menu/header_inc.tpl"}

and

{include file="../modules/admin/client_menu/menu.tpl"}

and change them to reflect the entire path

 

{include file="/home2/path/public_html/clients/modules/admin/client_menu/header_inc.tpl"}

and

{include file="/home2/path/public_html/clients/modules/admin/client_menu/menu.tpl"}

If that still doesn't do it, open a ticket at my site and I'll see what I can do.

 

I am getting an error when trying to register on your forums.

 

I know, I've been testing my backup system (albeit a bit unsuccessfully for the first couple trials). I use the support forum as my guinea pig after I move off of my dev site. Should be fixed now. :)

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