on 03-06-2014 8:35 AM
Hi experts,
after upgrading our ERP systems to EHP7, we are faced with a strange error. When we start an arbitrary transaction via SAPGUI for HTML within our Portal (7.4), a popup appears and shows the following message:
"The standards mode is not supported for documents less than 8 (Note 1674501)".
When i click on the single button "Ignore", the transaction is started with massive layout problems. Interestingly this problem is NOT caused, when i start the transaction without portal via sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui.
So this wrong behavior seems to be caused by the combination of SAP NetWeaver Portal AND SAPGUI for HTML. We are getting this error with IE9 and IE11, Chrome and FF have no problems.
As Note 1674501 mentioned, the compatibility mode of Internet Explorer could be an issue. Because the WebGUI is generated. i see currently no possibility to add additional meta-tags (e.g. <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />) to the source-code of Web-Transactions.
Any ideas, how to solve this problem?
Regards Michael
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Hi,
Please note that now for standalone modes, i.e iViews that are being opened from an application link you can now set the default rendering mode:
BR,
Saar
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Hi all
I know I'm a little bit late but maybe for future lookups:
Scenario: we just published a transaction via webgui and SICF.
We are not on the latest SP, so we can't set the parameter ~sap-ie = EMULATEIE8 (standard value).
Workaround:
Our request handler in SICF is CL_HTTP_EXT_ITS (of course you can use your own),
there we enhanced method handle_request( ) by adding this line of code at the beginning:
"server->response->set_header_field( name = 'X-UA-Compatible' value = 'IE=EmulateIE8' )."
Works fine.
BR
Hubertus
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Just FYI there are known limitations too
1458799 Limited supportability for IE8 and above in the Portal".
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Hi all,
I too found this issue after going to EHP7. I set the SAP-IE parameter which removed that error, but the opened transaction is not functional. The problem appears to be caused by an attempt to read:
https://xxxxxxxxxxx.ukbatch/json?~RESTGUI=1&~RG_SCRIPTING=X&~RG_WEBGUI=X
note that there appears to be a missing / between the uk and batch.
Has anyone got EHP7 GUI for HTML content working in a portal? (we are on 7.31 right now)
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Hello, I'm wondering if SAP provided any resolution to this problem.
We still have SAP GUI transactions that we call from the portal through a transaction iView.
Thanks!
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Hi Aitziber,
were you on IE11? I'm facing the same issue and I've tried just about everything.
I have an SAP IAC iView and added the parameter to Application Parameters of the iView but still, it's not rendered correctly.
Only by changing it to Compatibility View is the GUI window rendered correctly.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
BR,
Gonçalo
Hi Aitziber,
Thanks for you reply. I tried changing that parameter exactly but it doesn't seem to have any effect when I open the iView.
I've tried the prefix's one can use for parameters like "~" or "?" but the result is always the same,
I always get the message regarding the compatibility view.
Thanks again.
BR,
Gonçalo
Hi Ricky,
indeed this must be related as the parameter never seems to affect the way the browser renders the application.
Even by executing it directly from SICF and appending the parameter to the URL no change is seen.
I'll keep investigating to see if I can come up with any type of solution. If so, I'll leave a comment.
Once again thanks a lot for all of your's and Aitziber's support.
BR,
Gonçalo
Hi,
You need to apply note 1780585 - Service parameters for ICF services to allow character '-' so you can set the SAP-IE parameter.
Regards,
Mike
Hello,
did you get to find a solution on SAP-side? We are facing the same problem and since our users are suppliers (external from our company) solution should be on our side.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards,
Aitziber
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Hi Aitziber,
i've written a little bit of JavaScript code, which opens the application in an external window without any portal frames.
So instead of accessing the iView/WD4A when clicking on the respective portal navigation, you call a simple HTML-file from KM) with the mentioned JavaScript. Then a new tab with the WD4A application will be opened without any error messages.
I know, this is just a workaround, but we were not able to find a correct Portal-side solution. Unfortunately, SAP Support wasn't able up to find the problem so far. The only thing i can say is that in my case, the problem is definitely caused by the portal an not by the backend systems.
Regards
Michael
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