I am using google piechart, Here it is visible on all browser except IE in document mode ie8. If I changed to other document mode like IE7 or IE9, its appeared, but if I set document mode ie8 its not visible.
How may I fix this bug.
Thanks for you advice.
I do not have any issues using real IE8 web browser. It works both for normal view and compatibility view without issue. No solution is required.
However... if you refresh the webpage, then the pie chart objects no longer appear.
The solution in that case is to contact the webpage administrator for that page by directly clicking the Report a Bug found at the bottom of that webpage. Note, the URL seen for that link will not be used, so that's another bug as well.
The only method to see the pie object again is to restart the browser.
Edit: It seems there is a history of Google Pie chart failing in IE8.
Possible Bug:
This screenshot shows all cookies from that webpage are being block by my standard IE8 security settings. I went so far as to add this site to trusted, but no change... cookies are blocked! Changing the protocol to http:// does not help since Google redirects to secure https://
The above screenshot is produced by clicking the Red Eye seen in the browsers status bar.
Make sure your status bar is enabled via setting it from Menu>>>Tools>>>Toolbars>>>Status bar
Workaround Solution:
I figured out how to get the lost pie chart after switching document modes in IE8.
To duplicate failure, use native IE8 Developer Tools and access console.
You should be in IE8 Browser Mode and IE8 Document Mode.
Now change to IE7 Document Mode.
After the page reloads, you will see pie chart.
Change Document Mode back to IE8 and the page will fail to load pie chart.
To recover, change Browser Mode to IE8 Compatibility View, then change back to IE8 Browser (normal) mode.
The pie chart has returned!
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I am working on a weather visualization project using Mapbox (3 panes are locked together and one is for navigation, it's hard to explain until you see the link.)
Before I continue, I will post a link to the web app I am discussing here, so you can see it. My code is a MESS, and I am aware of that, but I believe this is a browser issue.
http://ability.a2hosted.com/main.html
In Edge and Firefox, the fullscreen and navigation buttons work fine. In Chrome, they do not work... the fullscreen button gets the browser stuck until you press escape (and doesn't render properly anyway!). And, in fact, chrome does not even display the navigation button at all.
Is there a way to get these buttons to show up and function as they do in firefox and edge? Or, maybe an alternate button? I am attaching a screenshot of how the page should look.
I should note, I can live without the fullscreen buttons, but I need the navigation button option to be working in chrome. This really is a must for my project, so even if there's another link or button I could place over it to activate it somehow, it's fine as long as it works. I am not good enough with JS to understand what may be causing this issue after 2 hours of research.
From https://www.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/api/#geolocatecontrol:
Not all browsers support geolocation, and some users may disable the feature. Geolocation support for modern browsers including Chrome requires sites to be served over HTTPS. If geolocation support is not available, the GeolocateControl will not be visible.
I have tried pretty much every which way to configure the Google Invisible reCAPTCHA widget, but there is always an issue with the latest Firefox browser, detailed as follows:
add the plugin to a web page, which has other JS such as a dropdown menu
load the web page
keep loading the web page over and over, in an attempt to catch it 'half loaded'
eventually you will see for a split second an alert "The page at https://www.google.com says: Cannot contact reCAPTCHA. Check your connection and try again"
from now on, JavaScript is entirely broken until you restart the Firefox window
This never happens in Chrome, and appears to be Firefox only. I am surprised to not find any reports of this major issue with vendors Google and Firefox (unsure which party is to blame), so created this ticket.
This issue can be replicated on the official Google Invisible reCAPTCHA Demo by quickly reloading the page. This will eventually show the alert and break the entire demo, making all form inputs unresponsive until the Firefox window is closed and re-opened.
At the time of writing, I am using OSX Firefox 57.0.1 (64-bit) to replicate this issue, but has also been replicated on the same Firefox under Windows 10.
Update after valid comment from Federico, as this is being reported a lot but no solutions or workarounds that I can find: Google Groups Search
Is this a known issue and are there any plans to resolve from either Firefox or Google, or more importantly has anybody managed to put a workaround in place in the meantime?
I think the issue is resolved now. Try again and it is giving successful verification. I guess it was a bug which they fixed. If the problem still persists please try upgrading Firefox to the latest version.
That's basically it. Somehow, the javascript in Google Docs can turn off the default headers and footers showing the URL, date, page numbering, etc.
This only works in Google Chrome. When Google Docs is running from another browser it will print the headers/footers unless removed manually through the print configuration dialog. In Safari, it seems to generate a PDF server-side which of course will print outside of the browser.
I've searched around the web and have found nothing on how this is done. The javascript in the page is of course minified and obfuscated so it's difficult to get any insights from there.
So before I'm forced to dive into that spaghetti, I'd like to know if anybody has any ideas of how this is done.
After delving into some source code I found on a web page that has also resolved the issue (not Google Docs), the secret is the following CSS:
#page
{
margin:0;
}
This only works on Chrome, and perhaps Opera though I have to verify if the latter is true as it's printing the background color by default while chrome prints with a white background and the colored background in my page might be just obscuring the header/footer text.
Other browsers give differing results:
Firefox and Safari ignore the margins apparently and print the headers/footers anyway.
IE9 makes a mess of things and the contents print overlapped with the header/footer text. Poor browser always gets all the heat...
In conclusion, combining this with silent printing coming out in Chrome 18 kiosk mode will make for some interesting functionality, such as mail merge capabilities right from the browser though I still have to research how secure kiosk mode is though, as navigating to a malicious page runs the risk of exhausting printer ink and paper.
Navigation should be restricted to a URL white-list in this case.
After updating Google Chrome browser to the latest 15.0.874.106 version (under Windows 7), my site is experiencing some weird flickering bug.
The text shadows are displaying completely wrong, the text itself is fuzzy and unclear, some parts of code don't work anymore (e.g. right floating, fixed menu)... etc.
For a couple of seconds the site is displayed fine, then it flickers all of the sudden (while still loading) and then the rendering gets messed up. (I think it has maybe some problems with loading of Google Maps v3)
The funny thing is that the old version of Chrome (before updating, on my other computer) is still displaying the site without any problems, and there haven't been any changes in the code in the meanwhile.
In other browsers (as i said, even in the old chrome) everything is OK. Firebug and Chrome's code inspector (CTRL+SHIFT+J) don't show any errors in the code. I have been doing some digging on the Internet and here as well, and I havent't found anything useful.
You can check it out by yourself by clicking here
Thanks in advance.
I have done same settings changes as mentioned above post and now, that weird flicker got stopped, below are the details....
Open Chrome Browser
Click on Settings menu option
Click on Advance setting link in Settings page
Un-Check "Use Hardware acceleration when available" checkbox
Restart you chrome browser
Happy Browsing....... :)
Also make sure to disable not only accelerated-compositing, but also accelerated-2d-canvas.
This is how I start google-chrome on Linux:
/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome %U --user-data-dir=/root --disable-accelerated-compositing --disable-accelerated-2d-canvas
On Windows, you might want to omit
--user-data-dir=/root
Josip Filipović apology where to do that (in Win7 by entering -disable-accelerated-compositing in properties > target field) that part disables hardware acceleration.
I have a Javascript image switcher on my products page. It working perfect in IE and Firefox but both Safari and Chrome fails to load the script on some pageloads. A refresh seems to fix it but when changing product page or language it crashes.
The product page
Im using Wordpress and the script is varal.org/media/imageswitcher/
Thanks!
Anton
I did not experience any issues in either Chrome or Safari for Windows on your product page. Try this in Chrome, to check if the two scripts (imageswitcherconf.js and imageswitcher.js) are being loaded:
Press Ctrl+Shift+J to open the JavaScript Console/Developer Tools window.
Click the Resources tab on the top of the window.
Enable resource tracking/script debugging if you have to.
With the JavaScript Console/Developer Tools window still open, perform an operation that would normally trigger a crash, such as switching languages.
On the left side of the window, under the Resources heading, you should see imageswitcherconf.js followed by imageswitcher.js. (For me, they appeared fourth and fifth in the list, respectively.)
If the files aren't being loaded:
Are you behind a caching proxy?
Is your browser cache clear?