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This is a problem I have been looking into for a while, as it actually makes HTML5 completely impractical on enterprise intranets – kind of a bore I still haven’t come up with a definitive resolution, but I have figured out that it seems to be at least partially related to the old rich text field (not the new ribbon based one) attempting to communicate back to the main frame (the form is loaded in an iFrame). One potential remedy is to change all content types using the old rich text field to use the new one, but I’ve been hoping to find something simpler The most interesting thing I’ve discovered so far is that?isDlg=1 returns a page with x-ua-compatible ie=8, which I think is related to minimal. Download Journal Of Plague Year Defoe Pdf Free. master. Hi Kyle, first of all – thank you very much for your work. I am still amazed. Unfortunately I have the same problem like Brad.

The ribbon is not set against the very top of the page and the black area with the ‘Websiteactions’ and the ‘Login name’ lay over the site logo and the search box. I would like to use the master page in my “Office 365 – SharePoint Online” and I use the IE 9 (9.0.8112) Do you have any ideas why the ribbon area is not set against the very top of the page? Thanks again, Karsten •. For those of you having issues with the ribbon not staying at the top of the page, I did some additional testing today, and I have to say that I’m somewhat stumped. I’ve tested the master page in Firefox 3, Firefox 7, Firefox 8, Chrome 13, Chrome 14, Chrome 15, Safari 5.1, IE9, IE8, IE7, and even IE6 (which doesn’t look good, but the ribbon still stays at the top of the page in IE6). I have looked at the site in all of the supported site templates and page layouts, and I’m simply not seeing this issue at all.

If you’re still seeing this issue, please let me know the (1) operating system and browser version you are using, (2) the SharePoint version you are using and any installed customizations (products, web parts, etc.), and (3) if you have made any customizations to the master page that I have posted here. Hi Kyle – Thanks for all the work! I love this template. I have added another stylesheet and a couple js includes to the master page. I now occasionally get the ribbon issue in chrome where it doesn’t go all the way to the top. It appears as though there is some code that gets applied during the page load and moves the ribbon to the top of the page. I see this behavior with my unaltered master page as well.

What is it that kicks off that movement? That would really help me with my troubleshooting. 2 Issues solved. Showing library’s in the dropdown menu (submenu’s) is solved, now i only see the subsites in the dropdown box,:). The ribbon is on top and the mainsite is shown as a button (link) at the menu. Few issues to go; 1. Cant add tasks and calendar items, save button isn’t working.

Someone allready a solution for this? Getting a error ‘Correlatie-id: 70bd9c74-5812-47a1-8dd0-ac72b02b1e57’ when inviting a member to the site. On both issues the layout is crashing on the background. Colt Agent Serial Numbers.

‘Error on “Save” in SharePoint dialogs (IE9) — this is caused by an error in Microsoft’s internal JavaScript files. This easily remedied by simply not using v5 master page as your “system” master page. If use a lot of system pages in your SharePoint site, you may also try adding the following line of code to the section of your master page: This forces newer versions of Internet Explorer to display in compatibility mode. Note that you’ll also lose CSS3 and HTML5 functionality when you add this to the master page (everything works, but the site will look a little more bland in IE).’ Not using the v5 Master page as ‘system’ masterpage, will destroy the design of the template;). Strange thing is that some webparts witht he save/upload button is working.

I have also been facing the “WPAdder” issue in adding web parts to web part zones, and have tracked down the code causing the behaviour. If you look in WPAdder.debug.js at line 81, the code is adding the web part zones as options in the “Add web part to” select element. It seems that IE8 in IE7 Standards or IE8 Standards document mode is not happy with adding options that are created using the [code]document.createElement(“OPTION”)[/code] method. If this is replaced by [code]var newOption=new Option(curZone.displayTitle, i);[/code] then the page works fine, and web parts can be added to zones. Editing this SharePoint core JS file is not a good idea for production farms, though. Neither IE9 nor Firefox exhibit this same issue – so the pragmatic solution is to use IE9 (or Firefox) to edit the pages! The main difference between the navigation providers is the inclusion of a “Home” link in the navigation links.

I use a different provider to remove this “Home” link (I find it redundant, especially when you have a logo that already links to the home page). You can fix the encoding issue in your web.config file — there is a property for each navigation provider that has something to do with “Encoding,” and you can change the true/false value to properly encode things like ampersands that appear in the navigation menus.

I have also packaged your very sleek master page into a SharePoint WSP package and Visual Studio solution (along with some other master pages). The only difference with Dercia Silvia’s package is that I’ve also made sure the master page is compatible with SharePoint Foundation and uses the site’s title (instead of the fixed “The v5 Master Page” title). I have also moved the Sign In link from the ribbon to the right of the search box, so that the master page works better for public facing sites. Hi Guys I’m a SharePoint Developer/UI Designer and i can say that SharePoint 2010 does NOT work with IE9 standards mode, basic functionality is broken the moment you render it in IE9 standards mode which means no HTML5, no CSS3 and no new Javascript engine 🙁 The only way that SharePoint 2010 with HTML5 could work if it was just for a front facing brochure website that had no user interaction other than reading content. The bugs are too numerous to count when you start to place basic user interaction elements into SharePoint 2010 that renders in IE9 standards mode, ie: Cannot submit any forms in an IFRAME, people picker error’s out, so trying to make something like a team site is impossibile in HTML5.

One possible solution for CSS3 is to use CSSPIE to work in older rendering modes of Internet Explorer or use other shivs to fill the gaps. Hi Kyle, thank you for your great v5 template! I like it very much. I am experiencing some trouble with the ribbon, though. IE8: as a visitor the ribbon is not available (which is good) but the space for the ribbon is still used. The page behaves correctly in FF or Chrome – everything is moved up by approx.

44px and the white space is not in use (as it should be) iPad: dropdowns work only within the ribbon. They are cut below the ribbon. That makes most of the options inaccesible General: hovering ribbon elements shows the tooltip, but the tooltip is shown above the button then, which makes it impossible to click it. Did you experience these problems before? Thanks and best regards, Corvin •. I just want to note that I did not remove the masterpage comments which interfered with some of the js on IE 7 and 8.

On IE 7 and 8, The padding-top:44px shows for the #s4-workspace shows up whether the ribbon is there or not, which created a 44px gap at the top when the website is published without the ribbon in ie 7,8. This is because IE8 and under treats html comments as children nodes, so according to the js below, it returns true, which created unwanted padding. If(elmRibbon.children.length >0 && document.getElementsByTagName(“html”)[0].className.indexOf(‘ms-dialog-nr’) == -1){ elmWorkspace.style.paddingTop = ribbonHeight + ‘px’; •.

I just want to note that I did not remove the masterpage comments which interfered with some of the js on IE 7 and 8. On IE 7 and 8, The padding-top:44px shows for the #s4-workspace shows up whether the ribbon is there or not, which created a 44px gap at the top when the website is published without the ribbon in ie 7,8. This is because IE8 and under treats html comments as children nodes, so according to the js below, it returns true, which created unwanted padding. If(elmRibbon.children.length >0 && document.getElementsByTagName(“html”)[0].className.indexOf(‘ms-dialog-nr’) == -1){ elmWorkspace.style.paddingTop = ribbonHeight + ‘px’; •. Kyle, Great job with this!

I have been bound and determinied to utilize HTML5 with a customer’s internal collaboration portal and have addressed all reported issue but 2 as far as I have found: Existing issue: “Send To” drop down menu not displayed in IE9 New Issue: Gantt Chart List View does not render. This doesn’t appear to be an issue with rendering HTML5 content but rather an issue with how the page elements are arranged in the v5.master.

Poking around online, I have found may who report that changing the s4-workspace and s4-bodyContainer DIVs are a cause of the issue. As far as I can tell, these 2 containers remain unchanged in your masterpage; however I have been unsuccessful in resolving this particular issue. Any thoughts, suggestions, or ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks, Patrick •. Hi Kyle, nice work. But i had a lot of issues with the IE8 / IE9 mode. I wrote a web control that will turn on IE8 mode when the page is in edit mote / webpart page edit mode.

And remove the IE8 meta tag when the page is in display mode (and enable CSS3). Apparently the problems only appears in edit mode. I can live with not having css3 in edit mode as long as i have it in display mode / normal use. It’s kinda beta, i would appreciate if anyone could try it out. If you discover any problems i sure want to know about them. All, as noted in the post and comments above, this master page is not intended to be a “theme” that you can simply drop into your SharePoint site and begin using. If you are looking for something like that, you’re in the wrong place.

V5 is intended to be fiddled with, tweaked, and changed before it can be properly used. It is a demonstration and an experiment with implementing responsive design, CSS3, and HTML5 into SharePoint. Adding the IE8 compatibility tag (as mentioned above) resolves many bugs, but not all.