Hi support,
Thanks for the reply to my problem as I said the grid table is working
in IE but still not working in Mozilla Firefox (2.0.0.3) moreover when I try in
my local web server it doesn’t show any error/warnings/problems while
loading the page.
As you’ve mentioned in your response I’ve checked my XML format and now it is in the following format:
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ID
Summary
Opened
Closed
Status
In Progress
Put On Hold
Not Yet Started
Done
-
Priority
Normal
Low
High
AssignedTo
SubmittedBy
px
000001
Bugs on test01
05/01/1998
15/03/2008
1
2
Jones
JayaPrakash
000002
Bugs on test02
25/01/1998
5/09/2008
2
3
Denis
Jone
000003
test02 on device xxxxx
05/01/2008
15/03/2016
3
1
Denis
JayaPrakash
000004
Bugs on test01
05/01/1998
15/03/2008
1
2
Jone
JayaPrakash
000005
Bugs on test01
05/01/1998
15/03/2008
1
2
Jone
JayaPrakash
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If it the XML data is now well formed then I am sure that scand API
used to show some kind of error message but I am not getting any error
message and the page loads without any problem but without the grid
table.
If you can provide a working example of a situation like me that would
be very good for me (If you post such an example in your site it will
do lot of good to developers who are dealing with these kind of
problems).
I’ve opened the XML file with the above mentioned kind of element
structure using Firefox and it is opening without any error and it
means that there are no errors in the XML content and it is well formed.
Please provide your comment/suggestion about this problem consider this as an urgent matter.
Thanks & regards
Jayaprakash.
Please check attached sample, I used your xml and all works correctly in both IE and FF
The only thing which can be critical for FF is whitespaces before <?xml declaration, but it is not related to your case.
Also, it may be that your webserver send content with some other doctype ( not text/xml ), while it not common problem for FF, maybe it occurs in your case.
1180458554.zip (55 KB)