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26 Apr 2005 1:55 PM
Joe Abou Jaoude
hi,
I have a website that must make it compatible with Mac.
One of the biggest chalenges I m facing is the treeview control. It's
not working properly at all. Note that on Mac , I m browsing with
Internet Explorer.

Have someone worked on Mac and know some workarounds ? or anyone can
give me some tips, or a link to download another treeview control ?

regards



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26 Apr 2005 4:53 PM
Gabriel Lozano-Morán
What exactly is the problem you are having on mac? Missing closing tags and
stuff like that? Can you compare the outputted HTML of IE running in MacOS
and IE running in Windows?

Gabriel Lozano-Morán

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> hi,
> I have a website that must make it compatible with Mac.
> One of the biggest chalenges I m facing is the treeview control. It's
> not working properly at all. Note that on Mac , I m browsing with
> Internet Explorer.
>
> Have someone worked on Mac and know some workarounds ? or anyone can
> give me some tips, or a link to download another treeview control ?
>
> regards
>
>
>
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27 Apr 2005 8:24 AM
Joe Abou Jaoude
The main problem i m facing is when trying to open the nodes. If i open
a node then try to open another one(child of the first node that i
opened), instead of having the second child node opened, the parent node
which was previously opened collapses.

I checked the output as u asked, and surprisingly they are rendered very
much differently. the Mac is using a div element, while the windows is
using the tvns:treeview node.




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