Re:Link Button is not working in Chrome Browser

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Hi,
I have a problem with Link button it is not working in chrome browser,
I have Login page in that i have forgot password link button.
Other than chromebrowser it working fine (clicked on that link it is redirecting to Forgotpage.aspx),but in chrome its not happening(click event is not happening.
Please help me any one...
Thanks Advance....

Posted 10-Jan-13 1:30am

BalaMahesh

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[no name] 10-Jan-13 7:34am

hi....post your code here.

BalaMahesh 10-Jan-13 8:12am

protected override void OnPreInit(EventArgs e)
{

if (Request.UserAgent != null && (Request.UserAgent.IndexOf("AppleWebKit") > 0)) // added for compatibility issues with chrome
{
this.ClientTarget = "uplevel";
}

base.OnPreInit(e);
}

and

if (Request.UserAgent.IndexOf("AppleWebKit") > 0)
{
Request.Browser.Adapters.Clear();
}
This two ways i done but it is not working'

ZurdoDev 10-Jan-13 8:06am

Chrome has built in webtools. Have you inspected the element to make sure something about it is not getting blocked? For example, by default IE9 will disable links if you are on SSL and your link is pointing to non-ssl site.

BalaMahesh 10-Jan-13 8:14am

sorry i didn't get you what you say

ZurdoDev 10-Jan-13 8:15am

Use chrome's developer tools to see what is happening on the client side. Is it an tag? What is actually getting rendered?

[no name] 10-Jan-13 9:54am

is it working is safari ?

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-01-10T09:15:00

IF you right click on the button in Chrome and choose 'inspect element', you can see the HTML at that point. If you click on the 'sources' tab, you can view and debug javascript. You should not have to do anything for Chrome, your code should just render links that work. I've never written browser specific code in ASP.NET, or in MVC. In the javascript and CSS, yes, but not in C#