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                                Yann Lebel 05.05.2009

                                  • If you try to set the image url of a ASPxImage on the client side, the old image disapear but the new image is not displayed

                                    Steps to Reproduce:

                                    Move your mouse over a node of the tree or click the button below the tree

                                    Actual Results:

                                    The node image disapear when the event, mouseover, of the node is raised

                                    Expected Results:

                                    The image, folder_blue.png, should appear when the event, mouseover, of the node is raised and the original image should be restored when the event ,mouseout, is raised

                                FolderImgIE8.rar
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                                Kate (DevExpress Support) 05.06.2009

                                Hi Yann:

                                We're working on your issue and will answer you as soon as possible. We're sorry for the delay.

                                Thanks
                                Kate.

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                                Yann Lebel 05.06.2009

                                Ok I understand no problem

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                                Kate (DevExpress Support) 05.14.2009

                                Hi Yann:

                                We've reproduced the issue and are currently working on the fix for this glitch. Unfortunately, our controls don't support IE8 Standard mode, but we have a request to add this capability and are planning to implement it in one of our future builds.
                                Please vote for this feature by tracking the following suggestion:

                                Provide support for the IE8 Standard Mode

                                Thanks
                                Kate.

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                                Yann Lebel 05.14.2009

                                Ok it's done, I have found a temporary solution.

                                If you add your site to the list of compatibility view of IE your controls will works ( see attachment )

                                compatibilityView.png
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                                Nick (DevExpress Support) 05.14.2009

                                Hello Yann,

                                The solution you've found will work fine. However, all end-users won't change their browser settings.

                                The current version of our controls doesn't support IE 8. The browser is automatically switched to IE 7 compatibility mode, because the ASPx~ controls put the following tag into the page's <head>:

                                	
                                [HTML]
                                <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />

                                Please note that the code above is not generated if the controls are initially invisible and appear after a callback (<head> cannot be modified via a callback). In this case, you can explicitly put the <meta> tag into your page as shown below. This is the best way around this issue.

                                	
                                [ASPx]
                                <head id="Head1" runat="server">
    ...
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />
</head>

                                Thanks,
                                Nick
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                                Yann Lebel 05.14.2009

                                I have check the source code of my page and I have always

                                <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=IE7" />

                                but not

                                <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />

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                                Kate (DevExpress Support) 05.15.2009

                                Hi Yann:

                                The difference between the IE=7 and IE=EmulateIE7 is how it works in quirks mode:

                                Content Value Details

                                                            Display in IE7 Standards mode;
                                       IE=7 Already supported in the IE8 Beta 1
                                                            release
                                  
                                                            Display standards DOCTYPEs in IE7 Standards mode;
                                IE=EmulateIE7 Display quirks DOCTYPEs in Quirks mode; Available through
                                                            the IE June Security Update for IE8 Beta 1
                                http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2008/06/10/introducing-ie-emulateie7.aspx

                                But if a page has a correct DOCTYPE, then the browser doesn't switch in quirks mode, so in this case, there's no differences.

                                Thanks
                                Kate.

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                                Yann Lebel 05.15.2009

                                Ok perfect thank you

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                                Kate (DevExpress Support) 05.15.2009

                                Hi Yann:

                                I'm glad to hear that our support is helpful.
                                If you will have any other issues, please feel free to create the corresponding reports.

                                Thanks
                                Kate.

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                                Yann Lebel 05.19.2009

                                Thank you I will wait the release

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