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Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Neil Griffiths)
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Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Gaurav)
I'm presently working in Windows 8 with IE10. My msi shows no such error or warning as u mentioned.
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (heinob)
Why firebreath? As I said I have the problems with IE10. Does your MSI work also in IE10? Am Freitag, 14. Juni 2013 20:14:52 UTC+2 schrieb Gaurav:
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Gaurav Raj)
This is not a firebreath problem. Rather its the certificate issue problem. Contact your code signing certificate provider about this problem. I signed my plugin using Thawte code signing certificate and it works fine in all browsers. -- Gaurav Raj
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (heinob)
Hi, I have signed my plugin (MSI) with an offical code signing certficate from SwissSign ([link]). Chrome and FireFox seem to accept the signing: They do not warn the user anymor since then. But IE10 still sais things like: "...is seldom downloaded and may harm your computer..." and I
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Jarom Loveridge)
Neil's recommendation should work perfectly for you. It is the only way I have seen consistently work over the years and I should have mentioned it in my original email. If your plugin doesn't have a UI the user needs to interact with you should ... [More] be able to always keep it at 1x1 size. If, however, you have a UI they need to interact with then just resize to the [Less]
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Yoganathan Venkatesan)
Thanks Jarom and Neil for your reply and idea. Neil I will try your solution... and update the thread soon. Thanks, Yoga V
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Neil Griffiths)
The best advice is to create your plugin inside a 1x1 sized div. This works across all browsers and doesn't appear to have any weird side effects that you see from hiding it using, say, CSS.
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Jarom Loveridge)
Unfortunately no. There are certain situations where each browser may or may not decide to give you your window, or even in some situations create your plugin instance. Oddities abound between the browsers when dealing with hidden, display none ... [More] , and overflow properties. There are several others which have also caused interesting side effects over the years for [Less]
Posted almost 12 years ago by [email protected] (Yoganathan Venkatesan)
Hi, After spending 2 months finally I have finished my plugin... which will scan the document & etc. But today I saw one problem in my Twain Scanner plugin. In IE browser when plugin window div is in hidden mode I could not get the plugin window handler but I could get it from others. I have coded