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Sitemap issueHi all I’ve got an IE6 issue with my sitemap (jahia5) .The whole page is skewed and to the left:
http://tiny.cc/A8AHO I’ve tried eliminating the styles in order to see if that’s where the bug is but didn’t have much luck. I’ve tried renaming the file that the sitemap template points to. The IE6 problem disappears, but then the sitemap doesn’t work (the
tree structure isn’t displayed). This makes me think that it to do with the filename (sitemap.jsp) and that somewhere in the code there is a setting for when a template uses this particular filename something is added/done to it. Could someone please point
me in the right direction? By the way, there are no errors in the logs. And here is the content of my sitemap.jsp: <%@
page
import="org.jahia.taglibs.ajax.ComplexTreeInclude"%> <%-- TODO: We are not currently caching the engines with ESI, do it. --%> <%@
taglib
uri="/WEB-INF/tld/jesi-tags"
prefix="jesi"
%> <%-- Don't cache the engines with ESI: --%> <jesi:control
cache="no"/> <%@
include
file="include/header.inc"%> <% request.setAttribute("ignore_fragment_in_top_header.inc","true");%> <%
final String title = JahiaResourceBundle. getEngineResource("org.jahia.engines.pages.PageProperties_Engine.pageTitle.label", jParams, jParams.getLocale()) +
"<i>(" + jParams.getLocale().getDisplayLanguage(jParams.getLocale()) +
")</i>";
final String entryPoint = jParams.getSite().getHomeContentPage().getObjectKey().toString(); %> <h2><content:resourceBundle
resourceBundle="jahiatemplates.Corporate_portal_templates"
resourceName="siteMap"/></h2> <div
id="sitemap">
<table
width="100%"
border="0"
cellpadding="0"
cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td
class="maintable10">
<ajax:complexTreeInclude
divID="tree1" style="<%=ComplexTreeInclude.SITEMAP_STYLE%>" title="<%=title%>" entryPointKey="<%=entryPoint%>"/>
</td>
</tr>
</table> </div> <%@
include
file="include/footer.inc"
%> Regards
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Re : Sitemap issueFirst, sorry for my poor english. I don't know if it can resolve your problem, but when I watch your page source in my browser I found some code between the doctype and the html tag. Perhaps IE don't like that. But I'm sure it's not W3C compliant. When I check page source in W3C validator, I see too that your menu don't seem to be well generated (check your UL and LI tags) Hope your sitemap will be good in IE after. De : Bojana Lalic <blalic@...> À : Here you can discuss and comment current and future developments of Jahia <dev_list@...> Envoyé le : Mercredi, 21 Janvier 2009, 0h48mn 28s Objet : [dev_list] Sitemap issue Hi all
I’ve got an IE6 issue with my sitemap (jahia5) .The whole page is skewed and to the left: http://tiny.cc/A8AHO
I’ve tried eliminating the styles in order to see if that’s where the bug is but didn’t have much luck. I’ve tried renaming the file that the sitemap template points to. The IE6 problem disappears, but then the sitemap doesn’t work (the tree structure isn’t displayed). This makes me think that it to do with the filename (sitemap.jsp) and that somewhere in the code there is a setting for when a template uses this particular filename something is added/done to it. Could someone please point me in the right direction?
By the way, there are no errors in the logs.
And here is the content of my sitemap.jsp:
<%@ page import="org.jahia.taglibs.ajax.ComplexTreeInclude"%> <%-- TODO: We are not currently caching the engines with ESI, do it. --%> <%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/tld/jesi-tags" prefix="jesi" %> <%-- Don't cache the engines with ESI: --%> <jesi:control cache="no"/>
<%@ include file="include/header.inc"%>
<% request.setAttribute("ignore_fragment_in_top_header.inc","true");%>
<% final String title = JahiaResourceBundle. getEngineResource("org.jahia.engines.pages.PageProperties_Engine.pageTitle.label", jParams, jParams.getLocale()) + "<i>(" + jParams.getLocale().getDisplayLanguage(jParams.getLocale()) + ")</i>"; final String entryPoint = jParams.getSite().getHomeContentPage().getObjectKey().toString(); %>
<h2><content:resourceBundle resourceBundle="jahiatemplates.Corporate_portal_templates" resourceName="siteMap"/></h2> <div id="sitemap"> <table width="100%" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td class="maintable10"> <ajax:complexTreeInclude divID="tree1" style="<%=ComplexTreeInclude.SITEMAP_STYLE%>" title="<%=title%>" entryPointKey="<%=entryPoint%>"/> </td> </tr> </table> </div> <%@ include file="include/footer.inc" %>
Regards
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Sitemap issueHi all I’ve got an IE6 issue with my sitemap (jahia5) .The whole page is skewed and to the left:
http://tiny.cc/A8AHO I’ve tried eliminating the styles in order to see if that’s where the bug is but didn’t have much luck. I’ve tried renaming the file that the sitemap template points to. The IE6 problem disappears, but then the sitemap doesn’t work (the
tree structure isn’t displayed). This makes me think that it to do with the filename (sitemap.jsp) and that somewhere in the code there is a setting for when a template uses this particular filename something is added/done to it. Could someone please point
me in the right direction? By the way, there are no errors in the logs. And here is the content of my sitemap.jsp: <%@
page
import="org.jahia.taglibs.ajax.ComplexTreeInclude"%> <%-- TODO: We are not currently caching the engines with ESI, do it. --%> <%@
taglib
uri="/WEB-INF/tld/jesi-tags"
prefix="jesi"
%> <%-- Don't cache the engines with ESI: --%> <jesi:control
cache="no"/> <%@
include
file="include/header.inc"%> <% request.setAttribute("ignore_fragment_in_top_header.inc","true");%> <%
final String title = JahiaResourceBundle. getEngineResource("org.jahia.engines.pages.PageProperties_Engine.pageTitle.label", jParams, jParams.getLocale()) +
"<i>(" + jParams.getLocale().getDisplayLanguage(jParams.getLocale()) +
")</i>";
final String entryPoint = jParams.getSite().getHomeContentPage().getObjectKey().toString(); %> <h2><content:resourceBundle
resourceBundle="jahiatemplates.Corporate_portal_templates"
resourceName="siteMap"/></h2> <div
id="sitemap">
<table
width="100%"
border="0"
cellpadding="0"
cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td
class="maintable10">
<ajax:complexTreeInclude
divID="tree1" style="<%=ComplexTreeInclude.SITEMAP_STYLE%>" title="<%=title%>" entryPointKey="<%=entryPoint%>"/>
</td>
</tr>
</table> </div> <%@
include
file="include/footer.inc"
%> Regards
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Re: Sitemap issueHi Bastien Thanks for your suggestion, however the menu is the same across all templates/pages. Yet, it’s only the sitemap template that’s not displaying correctly in IE6. Do you think it
could still be related? Thanks B Wed, 21 Jan 2009 04:04:30 -0800 First, sorry for my poor english. I don't know if it can resolve your problem, but when I watch your page source
in my browser I found some code between the doctype and the html tag. Perhaps
IE don't like that. But I'm sure it's not W3C compliant. When I check page source in W3C validator, I see too that your menu don't seem
to be well generated (check your UL and LI tags) Hope your sitemap will be good in IE after. From: Bojana Lalic
Hi all I’ve got an IE6 issue with my sitemap (jahia5) .The whole page is skewed and to the left:
http://tiny.cc/A8AHO I’ve tried eliminating the styles in order to see if that’s where the bug is but didn’t have much luck. I’ve tried renaming the file that the sitemap template points to. The IE6 problem disappears, but then the sitemap doesn’t work (the
tree structure isn’t displayed). This makes me think that it to do with the filename (sitemap.jsp) and that somewhere in the code there is a setting for when a template uses this particular filename something is added/done to it. Could someone please point
me in the right direction? By the way, there are no errors in the logs. And here is the content of my sitemap.jsp: <%@
page
import="org.jahia.taglibs.ajax.ComplexTreeInclude"%> <%-- TODO: We are not currently caching the engines with ESI, do it. --%> <%@
taglib
uri="/WEB-INF/tld/jesi-tags"
prefix="jesi"
%> <%-- Don't cache the engines with ESI: --%> <jesi:control
cache="no"/> <%@
include
file="include/header.inc"%> <% request.setAttribute("ignore_fragment_in_top_header.inc","true");%> <%
final String title = JahiaResourceBundle. getEngineResource("org.jahia.engines.pages.PageProperties_Engine.pageTitle.label", jParams, jParams.getLocale()) +
"<i>(" + jParams.getLocale().getDisplayLanguage(jParams.getLocale()) +
")</i>";
final String entryPoint = jParams.getSite().getHomeContentPage().getObjectKey().toString(); %> <h2><content:resourceBundle
resourceBundle="jahiatemplates.Corporate_portal_templates"
resourceName="siteMap"/></h2> <div
id="sitemap">
<table
width="100%"
border="0"
cellpadding="0"
cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td
class="maintable10">
<ajax:complexTreeInclude
divID="tree1" style="<%=ComplexTreeInclude.SITEMAP_STYLE%>" title="<%=title%>" entryPointKey="<%=entryPoint%>"/>
</td>
</tr>
</table> </div> <%@
include
file="include/footer.inc"
%> Regards
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Re : Sitemap issueHi Bojana, I'm not sure my suggestion can resolve your problem. But I'm sure that if a HTML page is well-formed and W3C compliant, there are more chance it works on all browsers. The sitemap.jsp is not the problem. It works fine. See for example www.jahia.com to convince you. But the problem is the integration in your template. Best regards De : Bojana Lalic <blalic@...> À : Here you can discuss and comment current and future developments of Jahia <dev_list@...> Envoyé le : Vendredi, 27 Mars 2009, 6h05mn 52s Objet : Re: [dev_list] Sitemap issue Hi Bastien Thanks for your suggestion, however the menu is the same across all templates/pages. Yet, it’s only the sitemap template that’s not displaying correctly in IE6. Do you think it could still be related? Thanks B Wed, 21 Jan 2009 04:04:30 -0800 First, sorry for my poor english.
I don't know if it can resolve your problem, but when I watch your page source in my browser I found some code between the doctype and the html tag. Perhaps IE don't like that. But I'm sure it's not W3C compliant.
When I check page source in W3C validator, I see too that your menu don't seem to be well generated (check your UL and LI tags)
Hope your sitemap will be good in IE after.
From: Bojana Lalic
Hi all
I’ve got an IE6 issue with my sitemap (jahia5) .The whole page is skewed and to the left: http://tiny.cc/A8AHO
I’ve tried eliminating the styles in order to see if that’s where the bug is but didn’t have much luck. I’ve tried renaming the file that the sitemap template points to. The IE6 problem disappears, but then the sitemap doesn’t work (the tree structure isn’t displayed). This makes me think that it to do with the filename (sitemap.jsp) and that somewhere in the code there is a setting for when a template uses this particular filename something is added/done to it. Could someone please point me in the right direction?
By the way, there are no errors in the logs.
And here is the content of my sitemap.jsp:
<%@ page import="org.jahia.taglibs.ajax.ComplexTreeInclude"%> <%-- TODO: We are not currently caching the engines with ESI, do it. --%> <%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/tld/jesi-tags" prefix="jesi" %> <%-- Don't cache the engines with ESI: --%> <jesi:control cache="no"/>
<%@ include file="include/header.inc"%>
<% request.setAttribute("ignore_fragment_in_top_header.inc","true");%>
<% final String title = JahiaResourceBundle. getEngineResource("org.jahia.engines.pages.PageProperties_Engine.pageTitle.label", jParams, jParams.getLocale()) + "<i>(" + jParams.getLocale().getDisplayLanguage(jParams.getLocale()) + ")</i>"; final String entryPoint = jParams.getSite().getHomeContentPage().getObjectKey().toString(); %>
<h2><content:resourceBundle resourceBundle="jahiatemplates.Corporate_portal_templates" resourceName="siteMap"/></h2> <div id="sitemap"> <table width="100%" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> <tr> <td class="maintable10"> <ajax:complexTreeInclude divID="tree1" style="<%=ComplexTreeInclude.SITEMAP_STYLE%>" title="<%=title%>" entryPointKey="<%=entryPoint%>"/> </td> </tr> </table> </div> <%@ include file="include/footer.inc" %>
Regards
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