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Posted on 2013-01-01
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In IE & FireFox, this works correctly; that is, it opens a new browser window & displays the selected newsletter(pdf).
It fails in Safari on the iPad; is that a function of the iPad or of Safari?
How can that be fixed so it works in all?
Thanks
nletters.html
In IE & FireFox, this works correctly; that is, it opens a new browser window & displays the selected newsletter(pdf).
It fails in Safari on the iPad; is that a function of the iPad or of Safari?
How can that be fixed so it works in all?
Thanks
nletters.html
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It appears that Safari on both my Mac and my PC will not show your PDF, doesn't even try to open the window or load the file. And that is because your code is considered a 'pop-up' by Safari and is blocked. Same with Chrome on my Mac. Chrome and Firefox on my PC show it.
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I'm using Safari 6.0.2 on my MAC and after saving your file in Page Source format on my desktop, Safari opened it just fine.
Simple
On your ipad, go to settings then click on safari from the left bar
And toggle block po-ups off
Done!!
On your ipad, go to settings then click on safari from the left bar
And toggle block po-ups off
Done!!
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Iphonehelper is correct... if you disable the pop-up blocker in Safari's settings and try to choose a newletter from your drop down list, a pop-up message comes up stating "This site is attempting to open a pop-up window" and gives Block and Allow buttons.
When I try it on my iPhone and choose Allow, Safari locks up for about 30 seconds then crashes... I'm running an iPhone 5 with the latest iOS.
When I try it on my iPhone and choose Allow, Safari locks up for about 30 seconds then crashes... I'm running an iPhone 5 with the latest iOS.
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