-
6
-
40
-
10/10/2009
-
United States
I do not have an edit link on my laptop... I do on my server and another PC, all 3 systems are running IE9, Windows 7 Professional X64.
Anybody know what the real issue is that is causing the edit column to disappear?
Jim
-
1
-
5
-
9/7/2011
-
United States
I found a workaround that now shows the edit but it still does not allow filtering.
in NOP.Admin/Views/Customer/List.cshtml
comment out the hidden fields used for filtering so it looks like this
//hidden column used for filtering
//columns.Bound(x => x.SearchCustomerRoleIds)
// .Width(5)
// .Filterable(false)
// .Hidden(true);
//columns.Bound(x => x.SearchCustomerEmail)
// .Width(5)
// .Filterable(false)
// .Hidden(true);
//columns.Bound(x => x.SearchCustomerUsername)
// .Width(5)
// .Filterable(false)
// .Hidden(true);
//columns.Bound(x => x.SearchCustomerFirstName)
// .Width(5)
// .Filterable(false)
// .Hidden(true);
//columns.Bound(x => x.SearchCustomerLastName)
// .Width(5)
// .Filterable(false)
// .Hidden(true);
//columns.Bound(x => x.Active)
// .Width(100)
// .Template(x => x.Active.ToString().ToLower())
// .Centered()
// .Filterable(false);
columns.Bound(x => x.CreatedOn)
The code that is generated has double semicolons
<td style="display:none;width:0;display:none;width:0;;display:none;width:0"> </td>
and IE 9; Win7 chokes on these but Firefox 6 does not.
Maybe this will help someone find a better solution.
-
27
-
190
-
4/1/2011
-
Malaysia
same issue here in I.E 9.0 with screen resolution 1360 x768. thanks for the fix.