As i mentioned the Mozilla Firefox browser runs the page perfectly (i have firebug too). But the exact same page does not work in IE 7 or IE 6 and when i say doesn't work it doesn't load the treeview using the JSON data. A normal treeview does work. However on the same page as this test i load the JSON data into a div via .load and that works across all browsers.
So this is the exact same page in Firefox vs IE. One works as expected and one doesn't. Is there anything in IE i can do to find out what is happening? It is something to do specifically with treeview. filetree does work okay (but doesn't do exactly what i need it to do...) thanks paul On Dec 18, 7:16 pm, MorningZ <morni...@gmail.com> wrote: > How about using Firefox (and more importantly Firebug) from Studio > (right click on aspx file, choose "Browse With"), to make sure all > libraries are getting loaded > > On Dec 18, 1:28 pm, paulcurtis <p...@inventome.com> wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > I really can't work this out. Im testing the async version of > > treeview, just retrieving JSON from a static file for the time being. > > > I have it set up in visual studio, running on the in built development > > server. I have an aspx file and a plain htm file containing the JSON. > > (I've deconstructed my real project down to this simple test case) > > > I cannot get the treeview to work (retrieve the json) from IE 7 but > > the exact same setup works fine in mozilla. > > > If i run the set up based on the demo from my local file system within > > IE i get a message about active x and scripting and it works fine. > > (that's just html files) > > > So this is only from visual studio (via built in development server) > > and just IE. I assume it's some kind of security settings within IE > > but i've tried every combination i can think off. From trusted sites > > to lowering all security. > > > Has anyone seen anything similar? Or might point me in the right > > direction, it's driving me nuts! > > > cheers > > paul- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
