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We are running 7.7.05 and we have a dashboard that does not load properly with IE11. The dashboard contains graphs and they load into the browser sporadically, they never all load and it's not the same ones that load each time. I opened a case and they said there are no versions of WF that are yet certified with IE11.
WF 7.7.05 HP-UX - Reporting Server, Windows 2008 - Client, MSSQL 2008, FOCUS Databases, Flat Files HTML, Excel, PDF
I've also come across the issue that linus has. The graphs do load, however, once they have loaded the container with they reside in changes height to something smaller which does not allow you to see the graph, or only a small portion of the top of the graph. This only seemed to happen with IE 11, and as linus stated, it seems to be random.
For the time being, I added a javascript function called resizeIt() which and add a call in onInitialUpdate to it.
resizeIt() takes the graph container for the graph and sets the height based on what I had stated the height should be. The function then uses setTimeout to call itself every half second to ensure it stays that size.
function resizeIt() {
document.getElementById("graph1").style.height = "200px";
setTimeout("resizeIt()",500);
}
WebFOCUS 8.1.04; SQL Server 2012; Windows 7; Windows Server 2012 R2;