Hi Ron,
Ron Anderson wrote:
I've run across a strange Internet Explorer problem and trying to
figure out if it could be related to appfuse css or is a Jasper
Reports issue. I'm using appfuse 2.0/struts2.
I've configured Jasper Reports in Struts2 to output reports in HTML
and everything is working great in Firefox. When you test with IE6 or
IE7 the following img tags get displayed as img placeholders all over
the place (like around all elements in the report). Firefox seems to
ignore them.
<td><img alt="" src="/images/px" style="width: 11px; height: 19px;"/></td>
The simple solution is change the output to PDF but I'd love to know
where these are coming from (CSS or Jasper Reports) and if anyone has
run across this before and has a solution.
I know this is too obvious and you've almost certainly thought of it
already, but I assume that /images/px actually exists in that path.
Assuming it images/px does exist:
My first thought would be that "px" has no extension - maybe IE is not
happy to treat this as an image - maybe it doesn't know what type of
image file it actually is.
If that thought doesn't yield any solution, IE does have lots of css and
style-related "undocumented features" so it might be time to fire up
FireBug in FireFox and look carefully at what CSS is being applied to
your <img ...> element and then go Googling for the specific CSS.
HTH,
Rob Hills
Waikiki, Western Australia
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