DotNetNuke (formerly known as the IBuySpy Workshop) is an automated content management framework explicitly intended to be used in intranet and extranet deployments and open source portals. DotNetNuke has a heady set of tools that lets you build dynamic websites. The information in such sites is interactive and data-driven. The information changes automatically as it is contained in file or database. Publishing blogs, showing current affairs, chat system, date, time, weather forecast and other similar stuff are the changing or dynamic data you can easily put on your website using DotNetNuke tools.

 

Within an organization, portals provide a single web front-end to the many applications within an organization. It may be providing Transactions, HR, Locker info, Customer Services provided in a Banking environment all from one site. The back-end data base systems are also connected to provide businesses with the prospect to combine information and use it fruitfully.

I’ve seen several cases of this in IE 10. I found that when the Dynamic Form’s submit button is rendered by IE 10, the OnClick event has: “JavaScript:;” inside of the onClick event. It seems that IE 10 does not like this and instead disables the button from executing as it should.

To alleviate the inconsistencies between browsers, I create a custom submit button. It’s also a plus to have a custom submit button, because you can:

1.) Have the ability to fully customize the submit button

2.) Have the ability to control the submit button layout/placement.

To learn how to create a custom submit button in Dynamic Forms, please review the following blog:

http://www.datasprings.com/news/blog/postid/53/custom-dynamicforms-submit-button

This is a quick tip that should help conform your Submit button for most Internet Browsers.