I have just noticed that when using IE 11, after changing the selection in a WebDropDown, an "X" appears next to the triangle selector thing.
If the user clicks the X, it clears the selected text from the dropdown, but when the page posts back, the value that was selected before clicking the X is still the selected value.
This X does not show up in other versions of IE or in Chrome or Firefox.
Ideally, I would like to know how to suppress the X so that it isn't there, becuase it is allowing user to clear a dropdown that I do not wish them to be able to clear.
Is there a way to disable or hide the X?
Thanks!
John
I have tried All the css style suggested here, But no avail.
Can somebody help me with correct answer so as to turn the X off in IE-10( I am using Infragistics4.Web.v12.2 version=12.2.20122.1007)
All of Infragistic's support answers seem to start with upgrading the product.
Can you please just answer the question? How do you disable/hide the 'X' that clears a field? Is there a property to turn that off, or is there a style to hide it?
Specifically on the WebDateChooser control.
Thanks.
Hello John,
Please feel free to contact me if you are still experiencing any issues with this matter.
Hi John,
Thank you for the sample. I have tested it under IE11 version 11.0.9600.16428 and the issue does not seem to occur and the required CSS class of the used styleset (Windows7) appears to be applied correctly (removing the class makes the clear button reappear in IE):
.igdd_Windows7ValueDisplay::-ms-clear
{display: none;display: none;}
Is it possible to check if the issue occurs in a blank project with just a single WebDropDown in it ?
Please do not hesitate to contact me with any updates regaring this matter.
In the developer tools, I cannot see the style being applied to the dropdown, althought it appears that my styles are up to date.
Attached is a test project that I am using. In this project, the "X" shows on the WebDropDown in Default.aspx for IE 11, but not other browsers.
If you could take a look and let me know what might be wrong, that would be awesome.