Re: [IUG] Problems with webPac Pro files

[Victor Zuniga <vzuniga at westervillelibrary dot org>]

Hello Lisa,

If you take a look to the source of your bib_display.html you will see the
following instructions:

<!-- 2006 WebPAC Pro Version, set from 26 March, 2007 -->
<!-- This file last changed: 15 October, 2006 -->
<!-- In order for the tabbed display to work when using the bib_display.html
and bibdisplay.js provided in the Pro sample set, the
     customer needs to have bibdisplay.js and the conditional IE comments
added into the INSERTTAG_INHEAD wwwoption.
     See release notes for exact wwwoption details -->
 


You need to add the conditional comments to your INSERTTAG_INHEAD wwwoption
which is under "General Display and Behaviors"


<script type="text/javascript" src="/screens/bibdisplay.js"></script><script
type="text/javascript" src="/screens/brief.js"></script><!--[if lte IE
8]><link rel="stylesheet" media="all" type="text/css"
href="/screens/ie_styles.css" /><![endif]-->

HTH,

Victor



Victor Zuniga
Westerville Public Library
126 S. State Street
Westerville Ohio 43081
P. 614.882.7277 x.165





On 12/17/07 12:42 AM, "Lisa BILLINGHAM" <l dot billingham at ecu dot edu dot au> wrote:

> Hi  all
>  
> We have recently moved to webPac Pro. I have loaded the webPac Pro files
> on our QA server, http://libraryqa.ecu.edu.au/
> <http://libraryqa.ecu.edu.au/> .  and see the following problems:-
> 
> I have noticed that the tabs behave inconsistently in Internet Explorer
> on a PC. In most cases they are OK, floating a very small distance above
> the rest of the page, e.g., http://libraryqa.ecu.edu.au/
> <http://libraryqa.ecu.edu.au/>  . However, in the help pages, e.g.,
> http://libraryqa.ecu.edu.au/screens/help_index.html
> <http://libraryqa.ecu.edu.au/screens/help_index.html> , in Internet
> Explorer, they seems to slide partly behind the rest of the page .  I am
> using Internet Explorer version  6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.070227-2254
> 
> Also, when using an Apple Mac Safari version 2.0.4 (419.3) the tabs
> appear OK but the display is scrunched up to the left. This also happens
> in Safari 1.3 (v3.1.2.)
> 
> On Mac Internet Explorer the tabs on all pages are stacked on top of
> each other even when the screen size is big enough to allow expansion.
> This is in version 5.2.1 (5815.1).
> 
> The display seems fine in Firefox on a PC (version 2.0.0.11) and also on
> Firefox on a Mac (version 1.0.7). It is also fine in Opera Version 9.24
> on a PC. 
> 
> Has anyone else seen this, and if so, can you suggest any solution?
> 
> I have reported this to Innovative.
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Lisa Billingham
> Systems Librarian
> Building 31
> Edith Cowan University
> 100 Joondalup Drive
> Joondalup
> WA 6027
> 
> Phone (08) 6304 3807
> Fax (08) 6304 5999
> E-mail: l dot billingham at ecu dot edu dot au
> 
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