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Vaadin Forum3. Vaadin 6, 7, 8

Vaadin 7 on IE9

John Smith
9 years ago Jun 07, 2012 9:30pm

When I use Vaadin 7 on IE9 my simple LoginForm don't have any styles applied to it

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Sachindatta Dhamane
9 years ago Jun 07, 2012 9:37pm

I see that for all components. Not just the login form.

+1
Henri Sara
9 years ago Jun 12, 2012 10:02am

Some things to try:

  • Make sure your theme correctly inherits e.g. the "reindeer" theme (probably not an issue if works on other browsers).
  • Check that your widgetset (if you have a custom one) is compiled with the version of Vaadin you are using, and you have updated all static resources (theme, widgetset) if you have extracted any.
  • Clear the browser cache.
  • Clear server working directories (e.g. Eclipse context menu on a server has two items for clearing different temporary data).

Current Vaadin versions do pass extensive automatic tests on IE9, so this is likely to be an issue in your environment.