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ISS migration from IIS 6 to IIS 8.5 rendering problems
Hi
I have migrated 2 sites both on IIS 6 running .NET version 2. I have migrated them to the IIS 8.5 using .NET version 2 classical application pool.
Sites are working but there are some rendering problems like Grumbled display.
any idea what might have caused this
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I have migrated 2 sites both on IIS 6 running .NET version 2. I have migrated them to the IIS 8.5 using .NET version 2 classical application pool.
Sites are working but there are some rendering problems like Grumbled display.
any idea what might have caused this
F.
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Front end issues could end up in being separate questions or an upgrade project in itself and it needs to be resolved in a case by case basis as well as it depends how you build your current web pages. (For example if your pages are build in the old style targeting IE6/7, they may not work correctly in new browsers like Edge, Firefox or Chrome)
For IE browser you need the version as well as whether they are running in compatible mode/ e.g. IE 11 can run in IE7 or IE8 emulation mode - which in your case it is recommended especially if your html is old (Not pure HTML 5)
For IE browser you need the version as well as whether they are running in compatible mode/ e.g. IE 11 can run in IE7 or IE8 emulation mode - which in your case it is recommended especially if your html is old (Not pure HTML 5)
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Thanks Miguel,
I will try it
Thanks
F.
I will try it
Thanks
F.
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Thanks for sharing the information.
I Have just received a screen shot from a user showing that pull own menu is coming correctly , but not able to reach the guy to ask which version of browsers
This shows me that the problem should be with the end- client, browser settings.
for internet explorer and chrome, do you know if there are settings that need tweaking for the website dipslay correctly on the browsers.
Thanks
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