Internet Explorer 9 Navigation bar display problem

[Roger93]

Hello everybody,

we are using in our company JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

On the most computer is Internet Explorer 9 installed for JD Edwards. The most computers dont have any problems with JDE. But a small number of computers cant show the navigation bar in JD Edwards.

The navgiation is invisible and you could click without seeing the bar on the links. But what me is very confusing that the small amount of pcs which have this problem have the exact same Internet Explorer Version (9) and the same Internet Explorer Settings.

I tried resetting the Internet Explorer Settings and Copying over the Settings from a Workstation which dont have this problem. But both didnt change anything.

Maybe anyone knows this problem?

Workstation with Internet Explorer 9 and no problems


Workstation with same Internet Explorer 9 version and navigation problem


Greetings
Roger

 

[peterbruce]

Roger,

Which version of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Apps and Tools are you using?

Do any of the machines involved use an Internet Explorer zoom level that is not 100% ?

 

[Larry_Jones]

What IE addons are enabled? Google Toolbar? (turn off if there)

 

[David Robertson]

Yep, zoom level not at 100% has caused us lots of strange issues like that.

 

[[email protected]]

you go to the Internet Options--> Advanced Tab--> click on reset button... some times the options selected give error hence by resetting the problem will be solved and options will be normal..

 

[sschroth69]

We had the same issue and narrowed it down to specific models of computers we had purchased in 2010. Try changing the following IE setting. In the Internet Options, Advanced, Accelerated graphics settings, I turned on the “Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering” option which resolved the issue. One of our systems administrators suggested updating the video drivers for these computers and that also resolved the issue.

 

[Roger93]

We had the same issue and narrowed it down to specific models of computers we had purchased in 2010. Try changing the following IE setting. In the Internet Options, Advanced, Accelerated graphics settings, I turned on the “Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering” option which resolved the issue. One of our systems administrators suggested updating the video drivers for these computers and that also resolved the issue.

Hi this resolved my problem.

Many thanks!

 

[brandonkirsch]

Have you checked the "Developer Tools" menu to ensure the settings for "Browser Mode" and "Document Mode" are correct?

We are in the process of testing a Tools Release update and had some IE9 users with trouble until we modified the Document Mode to "Quirks"

There is a whole mess of options that Microsoft has created that you can leverage to automatically send instructions to IE to use the correct Compatibility Mode. Take a look here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj676915(v=vs.85).aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff955275(v=vs.85).aspx

The best way to adjust compatibility mode (imo) is to use the HTTP header instruction. This is probably best configured in your front-end proxy (if you use one) but can also be configured in the Apache / OHS server.

 

[adeel]

We have same issue for IE 10. i end up opened the case with Oracle
This issue will resolve in tool 9.2