Defect #7807
closed
Gantt subjects rendering is broken with IE6/IE7
Added by Etienne Massip over 13 years ago.
Updated almost 13 years ago.
Description
Since of #7280, IE6 rendering of issue/version/project subjects in Gantt is very ugly :
- if the issue is not assigned to anybody, then the truncated subject will be aligned on the left, thus overlapping the icon
- else and if use of gravatar is enabled, then truncated subject will not be displayed at all
This can be seen with IE8 in IE7 document mode too.
Files
- Subject changed from Issue subjects rendering is messed up with IE6 to Gantt subjects rendering is broken with IE6
- Subject changed from Gantt subjects rendering is broken with IE6 to Gantt subjects rendering is broken with IE6/IE7
is this really a problem that needs fixing? IE6 is end-of-life and Microsoft is desperately trying to get rid of it, now IE9 is available (and their recommended browser), should supporting IE7 be worth the effort?
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Then, Redmine should also work with IE5, IE4, Netscape, ...
Where is the limit? What does Redmine support?
People should use newer browser versions. Redmine could require this, as I would say. Other work in Redmine is more important than this issue.
People should use newer browser versions. Redmine could require this, as I would say.
People is not an issue, but browsers on workstations in a company are not systematically up to date (IE6 still is 11%).
Other work in Redmine is more important than this issue.
This issue disallows the use of the Gantt chart to IE6 users and the work to solve it has already been done with #7280.
But I guess it wil finally be closed as a Won't fix ; anyway we should consider adding browsers versions in Redmine requirements.
I'm using Opera and I think I have same problem. I test it IE8 and it works fine!
I'm using last SVN redmine
Also the graph in gantt doesn't appear. But if you move your mouse in the issue you can read the issue description.
I found that in Opera, if I cut the
white-space: nowrap;
it works better!
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Still supporting IE6 won't help in giving the final blow to that old crap.
It's time for those last 11% (now 8% at ie6countdown.com and 2.3% at statcounter.com) users/companies to do the update, while Redmine's human resources can focus on new PM features.
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Target version deleted (
Candidate for next minor release)
- Resolution set to Wont fix
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