Browser compatibility Error
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Hello sir .. i am getting error when i check my application in browsercompatablity actual process this project is reg Hospital management system. in one .aspx i need to add patient name and details and that same page i search exit patient option is there if i click search button that another page will come in that exit patient details is there so if i selected that one patient . that patient details comes previous .aspx page here blow that page one gridview is there that patient details comes under that page so in that grid header contains patient id, name , ph no .. below that header name and id comes. if i scroll that datagrid that patient details overflow to that grid header this is actual function , this is working in IE but in Mozilla that datagrid header also overflow . .CSS file .gridFixedHeader { background-color:white; font-size: 9pt; color: #FFFFFF; position: relative; font-family: Airal,sans-serif; border:#0066CC; max-width :100px; top:expression(this.offsetParent.scrollTop-0);// this line shows top doesn't have this property) z-index: 1; }
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Hello sir .. i am getting error when i check my application in browsercompatablity actual process this project is reg Hospital management system. in one .aspx i need to add patient name and details and that same page i search exit patient option is there if i click search button that another page will come in that exit patient details is there so if i selected that one patient . that patient details comes previous .aspx page here blow that page one gridview is there that patient details comes under that page so in that grid header contains patient id, name , ph no .. below that header name and id comes. if i scroll that datagrid that patient details overflow to that grid header this is actual function , this is working in IE but in Mozilla that datagrid header also overflow . .CSS file .gridFixedHeader { background-color:white; font-size: 9pt; color: #FFFFFF; position: relative; font-family: Airal,sans-serif; border:#0066CC; max-width :100px; top:expression(this.offsetParent.scrollTop-0);// this line shows top doesn't have this property) z-index: 1; }
Dynamic CSS expressions are only supported by IE.
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Dynamic CSS expressions are only supported by IE.
OK. is there any other soin for this?