We are having a strange problem with IE6 and dojo 1.2.0 where on load the first time, the user will get the following error: Object does not support property or method line 20 dojo.js (every reference to dojo functions afterward also result in dojo is undefined). Then when a user clicks refresh everything works as expected. This also happens when going to the dojocampus.org/explorer site, and with the dijit/themes/themeTester.html page. Again, this does NOT happen with IE 7 or FireFox, just IE 6. Please help! Am I missing something?

Regards,
Chris

On IE 6 and with Dojo 1.1.1, the menu items of the mail demo are
displayed one above next. With IE 7, it is worse: only the first menu
item is shown. At the other hand, the demonstration
http://dojotoolkit.org/demos/email-using-1-0 with Dojo 1.0 looks right
(I mean the menu items displayed side by side).

I'm using
IE 7.0.5730.13
IE 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.070227-2254
FF 3.0.1

Please find below the screen dumps for IE 6, IE 7 and FF 3 (They are hosted by http://www.kadrane.com):

IE6

I'm having the following issue using xhrPost to submit form data in IE 6:

(When I submit in Firefox, everything works out great: the form is submitted when a user clicks the submit button, and the callback updates the proper div w/ the returned data.)

In IE, I get an "object Error" message from my XHRError function. This is unfortunate, because the entire user base for this application uses IE.

Reference code:

function testPost() {
dojo.xhrPost( {

Release: Dojo 1.1.1
Browser: IE 6 & IE 7
Scenario: Using a HorizontalSlider dijit in a div that has a background color set to #FFFFFF.
Problem: Labels do NOT show.

Confirmed that labels DO show so long as the widget is in a place that does not have a css background defined. Once the widget is within a div that has a background color or image, the labels vanish.

I've not confirmed whether this happens only in divs but I assume so.

Works perfectly either way in Firefox (2.0) and Safari. Just not in IE 6 or IE 7.

I am converting some old pages to use dojo 1.1, and ran into a snag when doing cross browser testing. Everything is fine in Firefox, but fails in IE 6. The basic approach here is to invoke a php file on the server in response to user click, and have it return a JSON structure based on what it finds in the database. That JSON structure is then used to build a table in a div by DOM manipulation. Looks good, runs fast – but not in IE.

When opening the following page:
http://dojotoolkit.org/book/dojo-book-0-9/part-2-dijit/layout/tab-contai...
in IE 6.0.2 I get "Could not load class 'dijit.Layout.TabContainer'" error
I have the same problem when I try to implement this n my site. Can you offer some guidance, please?

This is what I have in the head content

script type="text/javascript" src="/dojo/dojo/dojo.js"
(with the proper tags, of course)

It fails with "Operation aborted" in IE 6. Same code works fine in IE7.
Could anybody help, please?

Hi all,

Wondering if there is a way to force stupid IE not to cache a module I am loading using Dojo.require() .. 'cause it sure wants to! And I sure do get irritated having to clear the cache everytime I do a reload as I develop my junk..

Thanks :)
~Reuben

I got the following error when I try to draw a rectangle using mouse in IE 6:
Line:13
Char: 4781
Error:Arg: illegal input string in Vector2D
Code:0
.....

I don't have problem drawing a line in IE. Also everything works fine in firefox.

Somebody discussed this problem before:
http://www.sitepen.com/blog/2007/03/27/ajaxworld-and-sxsw-talks-on-dojog...

My rectangle's dimension is definitely more than 1.

Any help is appreciated.