Re: IEs4Linux on openSUSE 10.2
- From: Pat <pkelecy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 05 Sep 2007 10:48:44 -0400
Darrell Stec wrote:
Pat wrote:
I have an IE6 only website (government) I occasionally need to access
and decided to try IEs4Linux for this (rather than booting into
Windows). Although it basically worked (I was able to access the
website and do what I needed to do) there were a few glitches I noticed.
First, the Favorites panel didn't appear to work. Adding a website as a
favorite didn't appear to do anything.
Second, in filling out a web form, I often had to click several times in
a text field to get it to accept any input.
Has anyone else encounter these issues? I'm trying to sort out if this
is a problem with the application or something particular to my
installation of it.
Thanks for any feedback on this. -Pat
Have you tried using Firefox's Agent plugin to lie to Firefox. So far it
has fooled every IE-only website except those that use Active-X which from
a programmers point of view one of the stupidest thing one can do anyway.
Wow! That Firefox Agent plugin actually worked -or at least appeared
to. I didn't go all the way through the IE6 only webform, but what I did
try worked flawlessly. Thanks! I wish I had known about this earlier,
rather than spending the 2 to 3 hours messing around with IEs4Linux.
Cheers! -Pat
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