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<pre>Paul,
it's to do with the "broken image" problem I mentioned. After reducing the maximum
allowable connections on the client, all my IE related problems vanished. I'm currently
in the process of sorting it out with Microsoft.
Interestingly enough, my home pc also has an allowance of 10,000 simultaneous
connections. So it wasn't company policy, and it explains why I have seen it on so
many pc's.
regards,
Jacob
>><i> </i>Jacob,
>><i> </i>
>><i> </i>draggable keymap is definitely broken, not sure what the problem is.
>><i> </i>
>><i> </i>toolbar icons are missing because of a missing css file.
>><i> </i>
>><i> </i>not sure what the png problem is, IE only displays 24bit pngs
>><i> </i>incorrectly, it shouldn't be broken.
>><i> </i>
>><i> </i>Cheers
>><i> </i>
>><i> </i>Paul
On 5-Jan-06, at 8:52 PM, Delfos, Jacob wrote:
><i> Paul,
</i>><i>
</i>><i> The keymap seems not to be draggable anymore. The transparency of the
</i>><i> legend is also off (intentionally?), but that's easily changed. Also,
</i>><i> did you remove all the zoom buttons (magnifying glasses)? Other than
</i>><i> that, most things seem to work ok in Firefox.
</i>><i>
</i>><i> Unfortunately in IE, a lot of images don't appear. Prior to the
</i>><i> PNG-changes you made, they showed up as broken GIF's (same problem
</i>><i> as in
</i>><i> Chameleon; images are valid, but show up broken in IE). With your PNG
</i>><i> changes, many show up blank (nothing), including the keymap (which
</i>><i> sometimes shows up after ten times loading). I know this is an IE
</i>><i> problem, so probably nothing much you can do about it. Unfortunately,
</i>><i> this problem is particularly pronounced from the server I'm running
</i>><i> with
</i>><i> IE6 SP2, so I can't use Ka-Map internally for production yet.....
</i>><i> I just wish Microsoft could fix this.....
</i>><i>
</i>><i> Regards,
</i>><i>
</i>><i> Jacob
</i>><i>
</i>></pre>
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