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I have a view that lists images. I was trying to use this module, but it's not showing all the images in IE. It shows the first image, but after that the next image don't show....bt in firefox it works properly..
Hello - I have views working with slideshow on a website I am doing for a friends Rugby club.
I have created a news view that prints nodes of a certain type in a lock.
When it is run in IE6 or IE7 it gives me some really weird FONT format for for node titles, but in Firefox or Google works fine.
Any ideas? By the way this site is being build for a proto-type so it's still very much WIP.
I think i've got the same issue as buchma.
Here you can check it out: http://abenteuer-sportcamp.at
Everything works fine in Firefox but the font looks weird in IE.
Re-opening the issue. In the 7.x version the problem persists. I can confirm it only occurs in IE (6-8; IE9 is not confirmed yet). No JS errors occur.
The problem seems to be Views Slideshow related because it goes away when the view format is changed from Slideshow to any HTML list or any other format.
Selecting both clear type options EVENUTALLY fixes it. But the original "ugly" text pops up for a fraction of a second (but long enough to see) before it displays properly. I never had this issue (as far as I remember) using the module on D6.
I'm having the same issue as Lloyd. After applying the ClearType options the text is fixed. However it flashes back to the pixelated during the transition. Is there anyway to fix this?
For people that may be wondering what "selecting Clear Type options" may be and how this works: For me, it was installing the Json2 library as shown here: http://screencast.com/t/qx4JCXHY5
The possible values you find here: http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/options.html
Of interest to us is the $.support.opacity
option. This is set to false by default. So you select "Cleartype" and enter
$.support.opacity
like shown here http://screencast.com/t/iRLIaruUL
Then you click on "Update advanced option".
What got me tricked first is the option vanishes now, but shows again when you select "Cleartype" again.
Voila, IE renders the font better. The ugly effect may reappear during the transition. But if the transition is not too slow, it is not visible.
I had another problem: I had a background image applied to the block directly, which vanished because of the clear type option. So I applied the background image to the views row (the nodes/images whatever that are cycled in your slideshow) and everything was fine.
You can see the solution here: www.rufzeichen-online.de
in the frontpage slideshow in the header.
Comments
Comment #1
dawehnerWhy should this be a problem of views, its a bug of views slideshow :)
I just guess that this cannot be enough informations to solve this issue. Provide a views export, make a link to your site etc.
Comment #2
karan_mudi CreditAttribution: karan_mudi commentedI have a view that lists images. I was trying to use this module, but it's not showing all the images in IE. It shows the first image, but after that the next image don't show....bt in firefox it works properly..
Comment #3
karan_mudi CreditAttribution: karan_mudi commentedComment #4
redndahead CreditAttribution: redndahead commentedThere is probably a javascript error. Look in the bottom toolbar in IE to see what the js error might be. Post that it could help.
Comment #5
redndahead CreditAttribution: redndahead commentedmarking as fixed from lack of response.
Comment #7
buchma CreditAttribution: buchma commentedHello - I have views working with slideshow on a website I am doing for a friends Rugby club.
I have created a news view that prints nodes of a certain type in a lock.
When it is run in IE6 or IE7 it gives me some really weird FONT format for for node titles, but in Firefox or Google works fine.
Any ideas? By the way this site is being build for a proto-type so it's still very much WIP.
Thanks
Comment #8
yhi CreditAttribution: yhi commentedHi,
I think i've got the same issue as buchma.
Here you can check it out: http://abenteuer-sportcamp.at
Everything works fine in Firefox but the font looks weird in IE.
Is there a solution? Thanks.
ps: i also attached a screenshot
Comment #9
Sutharsan CreditAttribution: Sutharsan commentedRe-opening the issue. In the 7.x version the problem persists. I can confirm it only occurs in IE (6-8; IE9 is not confirmed yet). No JS errors occur.
The problem seems to be Views Slideshow related because it goes away when the view format is changed from Slideshow to any HTML list or any other format.
Comment #10
redndahead CreditAttribution: redndahead commentedI need more than that. Example site? there could be many different reasons why this doesn't work.
Comment #11
Sutharsan CreditAttribution: Sutharsan commentedExample site: acc-dot-wizzlern.nl
Comment #12
liquidcms CreditAttribution: liquidcms commentedhere's another: http://www.onorbitwatch.com/
Comment #13
liquidcms CreditAttribution: liquidcms commentedselecting both ClearType options in slideshow settings fixed this.
Comment #14
Sutharsan CreditAttribution: Sutharsan commentedYes, it does :)
Comment #15
Lloyd CreditAttribution: Lloyd commentedSelecting both clear type options EVENUTALLY fixes it. But the original "ugly" text pops up for a fraction of a second (but long enough to see) before it displays properly. I never had this issue (as far as I remember) using the module on D6.
The view can be currently seen by going to http://205.186.164.135/~imeriti/ and looking at What Our Customers Say.
Any other tweaks?
And I'm experiencing this on IE8.
Comment #16
goetzs CreditAttribution: goetzs commentedI'm having the same issue as Lloyd. After applying the ClearType options the text is fixed. However it flashes back to the pixelated during the transition. Is there anyway to fix this?
Comment #17
eigentor CreditAttribution: eigentor commentedFor people that may be wondering what "selecting Clear Type options" may be and how this works: For me, it was installing the Json2 library as shown here:
http://screencast.com/t/qx4JCXHY5
The possible values you find here:
http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/options.html
Of interest to us is the
$.support.opacity
option. This is set to false by default. So you select "Cleartype" and enter
$.support.opacity
like shown here
http://screencast.com/t/iRLIaruUL
Then you click on "Update advanced option".
What got me tricked first is the option vanishes now, but shows again when you select "Cleartype" again.
Voila, IE renders the font better. The ugly effect may reappear during the transition. But if the transition is not too slow, it is not visible.
I had another problem: I had a background image applied to the block directly, which vanished because of the clear type option. So I applied the background image to the views row (the nodes/images whatever that are cycled in your slideshow) and everything was fine.
You can see the solution here:
www.rufzeichen-online.de
in the frontpage slideshow in the header.
Comment #18
anniegreens CreditAttribution: anniegreens commentedUpdating title to include IE8.
Comment #19
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