In this QME mode there are slight differences in some values that the browser returns and the portal again is not rendered well. IE11 run in standards mode by default. Enforce IE11 to render the newly-opened page in the correct rendering mode. Note: — Open navigation mode 1 new window rendering mode according to the parent window rendering mode. This note has a few side effects which were fixed in the following notes:. IE11 presents itself as Mozilla. According to Microsoft documentation , the IE11 user agent string was changed to be compatible with modern browsers.
This string was not familiar to the portal, and the portal recognized IE11 as if it was Mozilla. Due to that, the X-UA-Compatible string which changes the document mode to quirks was not sent to the browser, causing rendering issues.
Familiarize the portal with the new user agent string as an IE11 user agent. Note: — Cannot access portal with Internet Explorer Standards mode Web Dynpro applications.
Because the Portal enforces quirks mode, these applications have rendering issues when they run in the portal. The result is bad rendering of the applications. Enforce the application to run in quirks mode. In newer portal SPs all of this happens automatically see note and the portal knows what to send to every destination.
Previous to the versions mentioned in the note, you had to set the SAP IE parameter manually for all applications, and for SAP Transaction iViews you had to do a special configuration according to note Side effect note to Since there is no framework page — there is no direction for the browser in which document mode to be opened, so the browser opens in the default mode.
Add the meta-tag for document mode indication either standard or quirks in the head of the iView HTML. How: The correct value will be detected by a new property on the iView, which indicates whether the iView should be running and quirks mode or standard mode.
I wrote an extensive blog about this topic which explains the issue and the solution for it: Rendering issues when running portal iView with no Portal framework standalone. I hope that this blog made some sense in all the confusion around the portal and IE.
I want to end this blog with some good news. This would solve many of the issues mentioned here! Well… we are! In the next SPs of 7. Well written, and I like the smiley faces. This is something that affects all portals where the users use newer versions of IE so, officially from 7.
As I mentioned - the fix done in note will automatically send the correct value according to the document mode of the Portal. As for UFP - this farmework page indeed support standards mode, but we don't recommend on this framework to customers because it lacks of many features - among them branding of the Portal.
That's why we decided to enable standards mode for AFP. Another interesting development for customers who wants to move forward to the UI5 applications and the new UA experience - in 7.
That sounds like very good news! And now instead of IE we have Chrome that doesn't respect the standard and will have a quirk mode in the future This is so hard I'm not that experienced in writing blogs and it's really encouraging to get these kind of feedback!
We are supporting customers and solving their rendering issues with number of notes mentioned in your blog, but this is one place which we can recommend customers to understand the cause for the rendering problem and the solution which will work for customer. Basically the approach is to enforce quirks mode as much as possible and if you really, really need standards mode, use the new window approach.
That's not exactly a nice way of doing things in Most of the time I use custom frameworks with custom branding etc. Life would be so much easier if standards mode was supported all the way I really hope that if the AFP will support standards mode in 7.
We must remember, as you say, that we still have many "legacy" application to host in the portal, alongside with the new content UI5, etc Quirks mode Nowadays my custom framework runs in standards mode, no more quirks for me. There's a solution for it. As you might now, if the framework runs in standards mode, all iframes will run in standards mode as well. This is causing the compatibility messages. I am pretty sure a lot of applications will move to the standards mode as well, but in the meantime just do the following:.
I just edited the blog with a fix only IE11 and not IE10 renders pages as standard by default and added another instance for the UserAgent issue in IE11 see issue number 6. Maya, this is excellent. Your "childish graphics" are brilliant! Along with the timeline of how things changed, they really help get the point across about how this all fits together, and the struggles we all face, and the collection of Notes to help the poor system administrator make it work are invaluable.
Thank you. Since I have been struggling around with browser modes as well, there is some additional information:. With the release of IE11 the browser does respond different to the appName, as you mentioned " Note: - Cannot access portal with Internet Explorer 11 ". There will be a patch shortly for the pageSupport. So the AFP framework will support standards mode in the future.
Excellent summary of the Browser-Chaos and THX for all the work you did to bring us the different solutions to the known problems. I'm thoroughly confused, despite a good write up here. We are using IE11 and accessing Portal 7.
When logging into this scenario ESS , we get the message pop up:. So I'm now not sure what the best server side solution is Your issue seems to be related to the last issue described in this blog Standard mode WD applications. In the past, I had faced the same problem with Standard and quirks mode. I was able to solve it via custom framework adding Browse document into my framework.
I had written a blog on this as well. Below is the link. Please go through and your inputs on blog will be highly appreciable. I am also very confused. The meaning and use of this icon, as well as the compatibility mode selection in the Page menu of IE 8, is obscure. According to tooltip and help texts, clicking on the icon toggles between compatibility mode and normal mode.
However, contrary to what we might expect, this is not at all the same as switching between Quirks Mode and Standards Mode. Some features of rendering may be affected, but crucial issues such as box model are unaffected; they are based on the doctype declaration. IE 9 has seven different rendering modes, with different intermediate modes between Quirks Mode and Standards Mode.
This means that things may go badly wrong on very old-style pages that relied on old quirks and IE-specific features like the expression construct in CSS.
The way to get the old IE Quirks Mode is to use the following tag:. In Quirks Mode, browsers have been observed to behave in the following ways, though not all browsers exhibit all of these features :.
Quirks Mode. Standard : white-space: pre always works. Standard : CSS requires most values to have a unit. However, in quirks mode all browsers automatically append the unit px to unitless values. Standard : The. Standard : An image has display: inline by default. Therefore it has a slight space below it, because the image is placed on the baseline of the text.
Below the baseline there should be some more space for the descender characters like g, j or q. In quirks mode img has a default display: block , while in really strict mode it has a default display: inline. Note that the strict mode test page is in "really strict mode" instead of the "almost strict mode" I use on the rest of this site.
See above for more information on almost strict mode. Standard : When you give an element a fixed height and an overflow: visible which is the default anyway , and the content is too long for the element, the content should flow out of the element. IE 6 always stretches up the element to accomodate all the content, regardless of rendering mode.
In quirks mode, however, IE tries to honour a width by giving the element display: inline-block , which does allow a width declaration. Possible duplicate: stackoverflow. Hi, Rowland. I think it isn't a duplicated question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Thank you for your reply. But there is side effect. The application crashes often after adding this key.
Any suggestions? The only reference I see to it on the web is from your post. Did you raise a support issue? Rowland Shaw Rowland Shaw
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