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HomeHomeSupportSupportAdvance Login M...Advance Login M...Login Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FFLogin Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FF
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9/16/2011 7:27 AM
 
User is offline Charlie Gro
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Login Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FF  (United States)
I have a default DNN 5.6.3 site at www.anjo.mobi/dev

If you navigate to that url using Chrome and hit the Login skin object link (not the AdvancedLogin slider), then the slider opens. The only issue here is the "Login Register" link in the slider does not automatically change to "Close Panel". You have to click it.

However if you perform the same actions with IE9 or FF 6 I get a blank page with the following text:

[object Object]

Can you tell me what I need to do to make this function correctly with all browsers?

Thanks








 
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9/16/2011 10:28 AM
 
User is offline DNN Module Support
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Re: Login Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FF  (Australia)
This is a nice easy one.

Clear cache on the browsers. In IE 9 this can be hard, and sometimes requires you manually delete temporary folder files. This is caused by IE9 having a terrible development company behind it, namely Microsoft.

I have tested in IE9 and FF6, and Chrome. No problems in any of them, including the close panel feature. 

I have seen these strange things before, and always it is caused by cache doing strange things with dev work. Clear your cache and you should be gold!
 
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9/17/2011 12:41 AM
 
User is offline Charlie Gro
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Re: Login Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FF  (United States)
Thanks for the quick reply; but unfortunately that did not solve my problem.

To Clarify, I am clicking the default skin's "Login" link. Doing so in chrome activates the slider. But using IE or FF I get the blank window with the [object Object] text.

Please let me know if you can duplicate what I am seeing at www.anjo.mobi/dev.

Thanks
 
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9/17/2011 3:38 AM
 
User is offline DNN Module Support
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Re: Login Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FF  (Australia)
Oh, sorry I had miss understood that you were clicking the login and register in your default skin links.

We found that because the results were unpredictable, we used some custom script in the jQuery custom script settings of the template to hide these.

If you add: 

jQuery("#dnn_dnnLOGIN_cmdLogin").css("display","none");
jQuery("#dnn_dnnUSER_cmdRegister").css("display","none");

to the custom script settings of the template, below the initial settings:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery("#open").click(function(){
jQuery("div#adv_slidedown_panel").slideDown("slow");
});
// Collapse Panel
jQuery("#iwebs-close").click(function(){
jQuery("div#adv_slidedown_panel").slideUp("slow");
});
// Switch buttons from "Log In | Register" to "Close Panel" on click
jQuery("#toggle a").click(function () {
jQuery("#toggle a").toggle();
});


    jQuery("#dnn_dnnLOGIN_cmdLogin").css("display","none");
    jQuery("#dnn_dnnUSER_cmdRegister").css("display","none");

This hides the skin links and forces the user to click the slide down bar.
 
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9/17/2011 10:27 PM
 
User is offline Charlie Gro
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Re: Login Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FF  (United States)
If I add that script does it also hide the "Logout" link? If so, how would the user log out?

Thanks
 
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9/18/2011 1:36 AM
 
User is offline DNN Module Support
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Re: Login Skin Object (Almost) Works with Chrome Fails with IE9 and FF  (Australia)
Logout should still work, as the slide down is only displayed for unauthenticated users. Try it.
 
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