WebClient own headers in html-head

Classic Servoy
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Hello,

I wonder if I can add my own meta headers in the part of the HTML in the WebClient. Because I got a solution which needs to have the X-UA-Compatible meta-tag to run in IE7 compatibility mode on IE8/IE9. But this meta-tag has to be added before the CSS is loaded.

The problem is that the application contains some HTML data in the database what we don’t control. It is filled by a customer and we can’t validate its correctness. Every browser (except Internet Explorer 8+) handles this on a correct way.

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you can do it by changing the mainpage.html template?
But that must be rechecked then when updating

Also having a global field with a piece of html that has your header and display that on your main form. That will be then included in the main html

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Hi Johan,

Ok so you suggest to ‘hack’ the webclient by adding the tags manually in the tags by editing the HTML file. But every update we will have to change that again if i’m correct?

And the other part I can imagine, but that is not w3c compatible because is not allowed to use meta tags outside the … part. Also some browsers will ignore these when I do that…

Or should I add a feature request for this?!

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the main page html doesn’t change that often, but yes your should check it now and then

about the global with its own html piece (including a head tag with the meta) will work fine
We will transfer the area of your global html text to the real head of the page.

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Ok but… How should I put it on a form? Because when I put it as a HTML Area I will get a WYSIWYG editor and when I put it on the form as a text field it becomes editable

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try a 1 pixel label with the global as dataprovider
or a none editable html area.

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Oh whoops… Didnt think about that :oops: :oops: