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nk300

Does Livesite work in all browsers

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PayalGarg

Do you means LiveSite Runtime? Yes, It works in all browsers. There is no dependency as such. Its a content delivery engine working with app severs such as Tomcat.

If you are asking about SitePublisher, then also its compatible on all browsers.

~Payal

Adam Stoller

Do you means LiveSite Runtime? Yes, It works in all browsers. There is no dependency as such. Its a content delivery engine working with app severs such as Tomcat.

If you are asking about SitePublisher, then also its compatible on all browsers.

~Payal

I think the above is misleading.
On the LiveSite side, it probably depends on the code which is generated whether it appears correctly in all browsers (and "all" is a big word).
On the SitePublisher side - I would imagine that it has only been QA'd on the same browsers / browser versions that TeamSite has - and thus "all" is definitely the wrong term to use.

tec_iwov

The rendering frame work should support all browsers. Compatibility also depends on your component rendering. The OOTB components have been tested against ie and firefox. Customers developing their own components need to verify themselves.

ISCBorisB

1. The OOTB components have been tested against ie and firefox
2. The rendering framework should support all browsers

That's a strange conclusion. How about OOTB Components on Safari, Chrome, Opera and whatnot?