Problems with Internet Explorer 9

[b_schnarr]

Hello at all,

does the Activiti Explorer officially supports Internet Explorer 9 ? In Chrome and Firefox, everything works fine. When I klick in IE 9 on one of the tabs (e.g. Task-Tab, Processes-Tab, Resports-Tab), all Tabs move to the left side after clicking on it and cover the Activiti Explorer-Image. When you log in, all tabs are in the middle of the page as it should be. After clicking on one tab, all tabs move to the left. See this picture : https://www.dropbox.com/s/gpxuv5ww3618x7m/ie9.png

IE 9 is our official company browser. This is why we urgently need to fix this. It would be great if someone could help me.

Thank you
Ben

[b_schnarr]

Nobody has an idea?

[jbarrez]

That is probably a bug from the looks of it, please file a jira ticket.

[b_schnarr]

I do not have a jira account. How can I then create a ticket? I tried to login, but without success.

[jbarrez]

You need a Codehaus account (see http://activiti.org/community.html#codehausaccounts) to login into our jira - the reason for Codehaus is historical.

[b_schnarr]

Done: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ACT-1943

[b_schnarr]

Is there any progress on this? Because there are several companies using the IE as the standard browser. Therefore, this issue affects a lot of people. Could someone reproduce this error?

Best regards
Ben

[frederikherema1]

Please note that the explorer is kind of a "demo" app. It contains tons of examples of API-usage and is a showcase of what activiti has to offer in a nutshell. We try to make this as stable as possible, off course this is not a finished product. This seems to be a cosmetical issue in IE9 and we're willing to accept any contributions to fix this. However, this is no something we have on our radar to fix any time soon due to the arguments I just mentioned…

[b_schnarr]

In my opinion, this is not just a little cosmetic issue. I am interested in helping to fix this but I have no idea where to begin…

[jbarrez]

Doing that is pretty easy, simply clone (git clone) the Activiti repository, and do the changes (most likely these are css changes). Once done and verified, create a pull request (eg http://yangsu.github.io/pull-request-tutorial/).

If that is too hard, a simple patch (eg Eclipse patch) can also do the trick, though it takes more time for us to resolve vs a pull request.