tcc.se7en
3 Aug 2007, 5:41 AM
(Ext 1.1, IE6)
I have a Layout Dialog which I create dynamically and render a Form into. My issue is that on the dev server (not local), when the browser's cache is clear and I open the dialog, it looks like none of the elements inside the dialog that set background-image in the class actually load the images.
I've attached an image that shows this behavior.
The dialog does render the shadow/border, but not things like the button image, or the images on the Form triggers.
If I load the site locally, the images display correctly. It's only when moved to the dev server that this appears.
I've verified that the image files exist, and when I load the image (so it's in browser cache) and then try the dialog again, the background-image displays correctly.
The tabs do show correctly, but I use them on the page as well, so they're always cached.
Any idea why this would happen, and how I can resolve it?
Thanks,
Taylor
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Edit: The form is rendering to an ASP.NET page, if it makes any difference. It seems to load correctly in Firefox, but this is for the intranet, and we're all running IE6.
I have a Layout Dialog which I create dynamically and render a Form into. My issue is that on the dev server (not local), when the browser's cache is clear and I open the dialog, it looks like none of the elements inside the dialog that set background-image in the class actually load the images.
I've attached an image that shows this behavior.
The dialog does render the shadow/border, but not things like the button image, or the images on the Form triggers.
If I load the site locally, the images display correctly. It's only when moved to the dev server that this appears.
I've verified that the image files exist, and when I load the image (so it's in browser cache) and then try the dialog again, the background-image displays correctly.
The tabs do show correctly, but I use them on the page as well, so they're always cached.
Any idea why this would happen, and how I can resolve it?
Thanks,
Taylor
--
Edit: The form is rendering to an ASP.NET page, if it makes any difference. It seems to load correctly in Firefox, but this is for the intranet, and we're all running IE6.