anthoer thought...
have you a stlye sheet that you have defined and included?
maybe leaft it out if you did see what happens
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Browse All TopicsHi, Attached is a screen shot of how spry text fields look in their initial state under ie6 and ie7 on a project at www.printingcommunication.
They are "invisible".
I'm using Dreamweaver CS4 and spry 1.6.1. I have not made any modifications to the default spry yet. This works ok on every other browser. Does any one know what modifications I need to make to have these text fields show ok under IE6/IE7?
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I would say you have invalid markup for your input fields and spry validation messages, or a logic error with your css. By default, spry validation messages are hidden with css. If your markup/css is invalid, the whole span, including the input field, will be hidden (in IE6-7).
If you cant/wont post a link/paste an example to the html/css source, then compare your html for the input fields to the adobe lab example: -
http://labs.adobe.com/tech
Yes, I'm using the latest spry 1.6.1- I haven't modified it as well. I just ran the validate markup utility in Dreamweaver and there were no errors for that specific page. To clarify the issue, the fields are there, there is just no box around the text inputs in ie6/ie7. All the spry validation works, and you can enter text into the boxes. Users just don't see the boxes if they are using ie6/ie7. All other browsers are ok...thanks for the help, I upload the code for this page for reference. Much of this is something I've inherited except for the form.
There was some old css relating to forms in the css. I commented out the below items and it seems to have fixed the IE6/IE7 problem. I'm not exactly sure which piece was causing the issue, but I don't think I need any of it. I'm looking forward to reworking this site someday... Thanks for your help!
I don't see anything out of the ordinary wrong, so I think v2media has it right with some code/validation error is choking the older, more retarded versions of IE.
See this:
http://validator.w3.org/ch
On line 181, one <br /> tag is missing the /
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If that doesn't fix it, try making a new form on a blank page and re-add the Spry validation fields to it. If that works, we'll have to try and do a line-by-line debug of the various CSS files.
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by: chilternPCPosted on 2009-08-14 at 16:26:58ID: 25103203
have you tried downloading the latest framework. which is now v1.6?
nologies/s pry/home.h tml
http://labs.adobe.com/tech