Has anyone else found that column width specifications are ignored in IE8 (windows 7 beta)? I have widths set on all my columns in the grid but in IE8 they are ignored and all columns end up as the default width. In FF3 tyhe widths work fine.
Is this a known problem or should I start fiddling with the grid to see if anything makes the column widths work?
Hi - I'm wondering if there has been any progress in resolving this IE8 column resizing issue. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing that with us and the community, much appreciated.
In any case, I just spoke with our PM again and any IE8 issues you guys find -- just report them to us through our official channels at
http://es.infragistics.com/Support/default.aspx
and we will do our best to address them asap.
Thanks again.
>However, immediately after we ship 2009.1, IE8 will be our top priority, so please -- if you find any issues with IE8 that you need addressed -- contact and report them to Developer Support directly -- we will take care of them immediately:
I've just raised one (performance issue with WebTab) but overall, my site runs pretty well with IE8. There's a problem with cookies but that's probably my code/ASP.NET and the Microsoft Report Viewer control has broken. This made me smile :-)
Cheers, Rob.
I'm more than willing to help test the next release as I really would like to get off 2007 Vol 2 but bugs in various parts have stopped me doing this.
Hello,
Now that IE8 is out, we will do our best to provide support for it asap of course. The only problem we have at this point is that the release time of IE8 more or less coincides with the release date of our ASP.NET 2009.1 release (very soon, beginning of April), so we will not be able to run our regression test suite and address everything we have outstanding for IE8. Therefore we will not be able to claim IE8 support with our 2009.1 release.
However, immediately after we ship 2009.1, IE8 will be our top priority, so please -- if you find any issues with IE8 that you need addressed -- contact and report them to Developer Support directly -- we will take care of them immediately:
Any feedback on this process is welcome. As always - we are listening.
PS. For more info on what to expect in our 2009.1 ASP.NET release, please take a look at the blog post by our PM, Taz:
http://blogs.infragistics.com/blogs/taz_abdeali/archive/2009/03/25/netadvantage-for-web-client-2009-1-what-s-coming-in-asp-net.aspx