[Skandy]

Hi,

With IE6 (firefox and IE7 OK), when a user tries to register, register.php displays by default all the error divs. See attached snapshot.

Thanks for helping.

[Skandy]

Up? Anyone to help please?

[Skandy]

Hi,

No one has encountred this bug?

Thanks for helping, i really need a fix...

[blaze]

Originally Posted by Skandy

Hi,

No one has encountred this bug?

Thanks for helping, i really need a fix...

Sorry Skandy, but I don't have IE 6 to try and reproduce the errors you are receiving. I also can't read FRENCH, so I am not really sure what the errors say.

But seriously, have you modified the template in any way? Give us some details on what your server is (ie: php version, mysql version, pligg version, template being used, etc.) This might help expedite an answer from someone.

[Skandy]

Originally Posted by blaze

Sorry Skandy, but I don't have IE 6 to try and reproduce the errors you are receiving. I also can't read FRENCH, so I am not really sure what the errors say.

But seriously, have you modified the template in any way? Give us some details on what your server is (ie: php version, mysql version, pligg version, template being used, etc.) This might help expedite an answer from someone.

Hi blaze,

I'm using Pligg Beta 9.9.0 with yget template running on linux Apache/1.3.39 Server, MySQL 5 and PHP Version 5.2.5.

I did not modify the template and it's working fine on Firefox and IE7. But when trying to register with IE6, alle the error divs are showing at the page init display...

I think it's a visibility style error (divs are all visible by default on IE6) but i can't find how to fix it.

Thanks for helping.

[blaze]

Originally Posted by Skandy

I think it's a visibility style error (divs are all visible by default on IE6) but i can't find how to fix it.

Thanks for helping.

It's not using a <div> tag though, so that can't be the reason. It's actually using a <span> tag. This is where the error display is, located in register_center.tpl:

<span class="error">{$error}</span>

By looking at the main.css file, the .error class isn't doing anything wrong, even for IE 6. This is what it shows:

.error {
color:#c00;
font-weight:700;
margin-top:10px;
border:1px solid red;
background:#FFC5BE;
padding:5px;
}

Not really sure what it could be. I suppose you could always add a display: none; to the <span> tag in the register_center.tpl file as a replacement, but by doing such, I don't think any error message would show at all then.

I'm not really sure what else to tell you, because I can't duplicate what you're seeing.

[Skandy]

Originally Posted by blaze

It's not using a <div> tag though, so that can't be the reason. It's actually using a <span> tag. This is where the error display is, located in register_center.tpl:

<span class="error">{$error}</span>

By looking at the main.css file, the .error class isn't doing anything wrong, even for IE 6. This is what it shows:

.error {
color:#c00;
font-weight:700;
margin-top:10px;
border:1px solid red;
background:#FFC5BE;
padding:5px;
}

Not really sure what it could be. I suppose you could always add a display: none; to the <span> tag in the register_center.tpl file as a replacement, but by doing such, I don't think any error message would show at all then.

I'm not really sure what else to tell you, because I can't duplicate what you're seeing.

Thanks. I'll investigate more...