I am using JSF 1.2 without Tomahawk and other libraries. JSF Applicatin works fine in IE7 but there are problems - input control is not enabled (for Firefox 3.0.3) and command renders and disabled attributes Buttons do not work in IE8. I am using simple javascript and CSS to display some assumptions and conditional on client side. Are there any known issues while writing JSF applications for different browsers? Can you provide any advice for these issues? Appreciate your help.
If you encounter browser-specific problems, then most likely a bug in possibly generated or homogrove JavaScript or CSS Used. All JSF is creating and sending HTML / CSS / JS and retrieve and understand all Webbroser HTML / CSS / JS.
If you get a bug in the generated HTML / CSS / JS (which is very rare though), which is not yet fixed in the latest JSF implementation version, then you can do that, The best is that it is to report to the boys of JSF NIL. At least, the Moziera boys are known to give a lot of priority to customer-side issues. The last serious issue I have a Safari / WebKit in relation to Mozara is related to document.forms [formname] , but it has already been fixed two years ago.
Problems with particular provided , disabled and readonly attributes: they are often used for HTTP requests / feedback The reasons for understanding the lifecycle are correct (request scope) and / or JSF lifecycle (those properties are also checked during requests request values) and / or wall between client side and server side (you yourself Send / Handling as HTTP Request Parameter Ina can not change alone JavaScript) that is not related to Vebbrojrs.
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