Ian Roughley added a comment - 17/Jan/06 10:27 AM

Ian Roughley added a comment - 17/Jan/06 10:27 AM I checked with the dojo folks, here's what they say... "Here's what we hold ourselves to: IE 5.5+ FF 1.0+ Latest Safari (on up-to-date OS versions) Latest Opera Latest Konqueror If things don't work on one of these browsers, it's a bug." Post the errors you are getting here, and I will sort through them to see if it is our wrapping or the dojo widgets. If it is the dojo widgets, I will cross post the issue for resolution.

Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 17/Jan/06 02:50 PM

Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 17/Jan/06 02:50 PM Tracked down the problem and find IE 5.5 issues in Parse.js within the DOJO toolkit... Created a ticket there, see: http://trac.dojotoolkit.org/ticket/346

Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 03/Feb/06 11:38 AM

Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 03/Feb/06 11:38 AM Rescheduled... Issue is related to internal DOJO problems

Ian Roughley added a comment - 15/Mar/06 09:22 PM

Ian Roughley added a comment - 15/Mar/06 09:22 PM I don't think there is anything we can do here. Perhaps we should require IE 6.0+ for ajax functionality?

Ian Roughley added a comment - 15/Mar/06 09:29 PM

Ian Roughley added a comment - 15/Mar/06 09:29 PM This is an internal dojo issue - we should consider raising IE to 6.0+

Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 16/Mar/06 12:19 PM

Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 16/Mar/06 12:19 PM Ian, I agree... If we state this within the wiki docs, we can close this issue for 2.2.2. We can add IE 5.5 support again with the next "generation" of our ajax tags (Had no time yet o work on those) What do you think?

Ian Roughley added a comment - 16/Mar/06 01:50 PM

Ian Roughley added a comment - 16/Mar/06 01:50 PM sounds good to me