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UI compatibility with Chrome

pwoolcoc

Before you say it, I know there is another thread for this topic...it hasn't been commented on since 2008 so I figured I'd start a new thread.

Using TS6.7.2sp2, I still get the 'getDCFrame' javascript error when trying to edit forms. I didn't see any mention of it on the TS site, does anyone know about plans to support Chrome?

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Adam Stoller

Before you say it, I know there is another thread for this topic...it hasn't been commented on since 2008 so I figured I'd start a new thread.

Using TS6.7.2sp2, I still get the 'getDCFrame' javascript error when trying to edit forms. I didn't see any mention of it on the TS site, does anyone know about plans to support Chrome?

If you want an official response - ask Support.
If you want an unofficial response - my guess is that they do not have any plans to support Chrome - it took them long enough to support Firefox and longer to support Safari (primary browser on Mac's) - the QA matrix for hardware/software/browser testing is a beast, and they would need to have a compelling argument (like in $$'s) to expand it.

Ideally, the code would be written in such a way that it would work on all browsers on all operating systems - but that, unfortunately, is not the case.