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Why a Website design changed from internet explorer , to FireFox , to google chorme

after i design my website i found this problem , please help meee

Posted 23-Apr-11 1:13am

Hercal

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-04-23T01:21:00

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It changes because each is written by a separate company, and they interpret the HTML specification slightly differently. In particular, they can behave very differently if you deviate from the spec in any way: something that one will not complain about can cause major hassles with another.

Fix any reported problems first, and then try, try, try!

Posted 23-Apr-11 1:21am

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Hercal 23-Apr-11 7:44am

Warning 34 Unable to update auto-refresh reference 'ajaxcontroltoolkit.dll'. Cannot find assembly 'C:\users\Desktop\Final Project\AjaxControlToolkit.Binary.NET35\AjaxControlToolkit.dll'. C:\users\Desktop\Final Project\Site\Bin\ajaxcontroltoolkit.dll.refresh C:\...\Site\

what about this error ????

Ed Nutting 23-Apr-11 8:47am

Was that on an error page returned when you tried to view your site or did it display in a message box in the browser? I would expect that to be an error page and so I assume this isn't actually a browser problem. It means it 'Cannot find assembly...' ie. it cannot find the Dll file. Make sure all the files on your server that you need exist/are up-to-date, specifically the file in the error.

OriginalGriff 23-Apr-11 8:49am

Pretty much what I was going to say :thumbsup:

Hercal 23-Apr-11 14:06pm

The Website run perfectly but the fileupload control change it's place in different browser

1- Internet Explorer : Done and page appear in correct Form .
2- Fire Fox : the FileUpload control appeard on another control (the above one) .
3-google chorme : the fileupload control appeared in it's correct place but the textbox included in it is Disappeared . only button appeared ( Browse).

Realy it is a crazy problem :( :( :(
Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed Help please

Ed Nutting 23-Apr-11 14:13pm

Can you post your HTML code please? It would help a lot. Have you tried putting Id tags on your FileUploadControl test box and button (or the thing as a whole) and then applying CSS to it? It seems like the default styling between browsers must be varying so dramatically with this that your control renders oddly.

Ed Nutting 23-Apr-11 14:36pm

I got your code in an email from CodeProject though it doesn't appear to have come up on the forum itself which is odd... Anyway, I cannot see an immediate problem, however, the displays in IE, Firefox and Chrome vary wildly. IE and Firefox display a textbox then a button however, Chrome (and Safari and Opera) all display a button and then a line of text initialy set to 'No file chosen'. I would suggest you look at your CSS and HTML and also use Chrome's Developer Tools to see if the last line of text is simply being cut off in Chrome. Also do the same in Firefox to see what you can find. If you can post your page where I can see it then I could have a look for you to see what I can find.

Hercal 23-Apr-11 19:40pm

thankx man 4 your effort .

Wonde Tadesse 23-Apr-11 15:53pm

I agree with what @OriginalGriff said, the interpretation of the Html tag slightly different. To elaborate more, just look an Asp.net file uploader control with different browsers.

Interpretation of File Uploader in different Browsers

Hercal 23-Apr-11 19:42pm

yes this image seem to the one in my website
so, how can i fix this error ?????????????? (-_-) (-_-) :((

Wonde Tadesse 24-Apr-11 17:01pm

I don't know off hand. But try to adjust the style with CSS. I am not sure this will help you.