[quote=“gdgsupport”]OK. I could reproduce the problem too. It only happens with IE9 and it looks like to be a bug in the window.open JS function. If you use other ways of HTMLExe to create popup windows as explained in the doc, styles are correctly set up.
I’ll add a simple workaround for this bug to the next release.[/quote]
I’ll wait for the next release, because I must use window.open method.
Thanks!
OK. I could reproduce the problem too. It only happens with IE9 and it looks like to be a bug in the window.open JS function. If you use other ways of HTMLExe to create popup windows as explained in the doc, styles are correctly set up.
I’ll add a simple workaround for this bug to the next release.
I am using IE 9.0.8112.16421:
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/5.0)
OS: Windows 7 64 bit
If you can’t see the problem, I’ll make a short video (before and after popup’s refreshing)
I could reproduce the Custom UserAgent in Popup bug, I’ll fix it; but I didn’t get any problem with CSS or HTML rendering in popups. Which version of IE are you using?
Hi,
I found two bugs.
- Custom User Agent doesn’t work in popups
- There is a problem with CSS or HTML rendering in popups
You can see in this publication:
http://www.ninja.asia/test.exe
I couldn’t upload it here (the file is to big),
but I attached the project file and the source.
HTMLExe 4.0.2 is available now
I think, there is a problem with character encoding in the popups now.
Try it with cyrillic text.
You can see the result in the attached image.
I am using
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
in the popup.
It’s strange.
If the file is with ANSI encoding and if I use
there is no problem with cyrillic text, BUT
if the file is with UTF-8 without BOM encoding and
there is a problem.
Something is wrong.
Will you fix this problem in the next release?
Is it possible for you to send me sample HTML pages that cause this problem?
And have you tried to insert a BOM?
I tried without BOM and there is no problem now. I think the main window and popup must have same charset, otherwise it could become problem.
Thanks 
Maybe another bug of the MSIE engine… Thanks for the follow-up.