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7 years ago
Is there a more recent version of the CSS file used in the Treeview Json example? It's not working with my browser. Thank You !!!!
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
Is there a URL that goes with this example? You might try asking the
author if the demo does not work.
JΛ̊KE
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
I think its a problem with how Visual Studio uses the CSS file. It runs fine in any browser from Dreamweaver.
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
It runs fine in any browser from Dreamweaver
It
is always best to test on a REAL BROWSER.
Not
a Visual Studio preview browser.
Not
a DreamWeaver preview browser.
An
actual browser. What your user will use. Firefox. IE. Safari.
Chrome. iOS or Android browser. Etc
Actual
desktop browsers all have powerful debugging tools today. Learn
them, and you may find you never need the fake browser that came
with your development environment, which aims to show -
more or less - what a real
browser might show.
Preview browsers can be useful
and can save you some trouble installing and switching between
different browsers. But they aren't the real deal, and when
you have to diagnose some problem, always use the real browser.
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
It works fine when I run it in a browser. Is the problem that I am
not online when I run it from visual studio?
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
We can’t tell what is going on with your machine.
Did you reference a CSS file that only exists on the ’net?
JΛ̊KE
Re: Re: CSS
7 years ago
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://blah-blah.com/some.css">
will not work if you are offline.
JΛ̊KE
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
That would work, if you have the same directory structure on your machine.
link rel ="stylesheet" href ="styles/jqx.base.css"
would be easier!
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
styles/jqx.base.css means it is in a folder named styles in the same
folder as the html file.
You will have more luck asking on a microsoft forum. Few here
uses Visual Studio.
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
Thanks for your help. Do you know how I can contact the developer who wrote this?
Re: Re: CSS
7 years ago
If it is on the site you found it, there you have it. I don’t even know
which Treeview
Json plugin you are using!
JΛ̊KE
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Re: CSS
7 years ago
I can’t guess from that. Did you find the plugin on the Internet? Does
it have a URL in the script?
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