First post here. I have a topic that I know has been discussed, but as far as I have seen, has not been resolved. Let me preface the following by saying that everything worked fine until the Windows 10 upgrade, so I realize this may not be the responsibility of the SketchUp community to even respond. Nevertheless, thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
I am running SU2016 Pro on Windows 10 and IE11. My graphic card is an NVIDIA Quadro 4000.I have 32GB of RAM. As previously mentioned everything worked fine until the Windows 10 upgrade came along. That is when I began to notice problems with SOME SU webdialogs. The CSS wasnât rendering properly. Not in all webdialogs of extensions - just a couple key extentions, namely Skalp and Skatter. I have reached out to Guy at Skalp, to no avail, although I think he really wanted to figure it out. He just didnât know why there would be a CSS problem (which he diagnosed). I have checked all of the settings in IE11. I have double-checked that I have the latest version of Java, and that it is enabled in IE11. Using Ctrl+L in the SU webdialog and browsing to https://www.whatismybrowser.com/, I see that something (compatibility mode?) is making that website think Iâm running Windows 8 with IE8. So weird, right? I am perplexed and so far disappointed that I am unable to use those to ground-breaking plugins with Windows 10 and IE11. Has there been any developments on this subject that may help me out? I know I must not have tried everything, and that Win10 + IE11+SketchUp + Skalp (and/or Skatter) works fine for someone. I would love to hear from those who are not experiencing any problems, if nothing else!
Could it be my security package? Iâm running Norton360 AND Iobit Advanced SystemCare 8.4 Pro.
I have attached a screenshot of my SU2015 Pro for reference (having the same issue). THANK YOU!!!
From what I see in your screenshot, javascript IS running (otherwise the input fields would be empty).
But as Guy stated, the CSS is not loaded for some reason.
What happens if you open C:\ProgramData\SketchUp\SketchUp 2016\SketchUp\Plugins\jbb_skatter\html\skatter.html
manually with IE?
@shueda what is your IE Tools >> Compatibility View Settings set toâŚ
Press Alt + X to open IE Tools Menu
Select Internet Options > Advanced Tab
Under Browsing
Check âAutomatically Recover from page layout errors with compatibility viewâ
Click Apply, Ok
Alt + T opens Menu in Command Bar on Windows Desktop
Tab down to Compatibility View Settings using Down Arrow key
Press Enter
You can add websites to compatibility view by typing the url and clicking add
Or, under the window select âDisplay all websites in compatibility viewâ
Click Close
âAutomatically Recover from page layout errors with compatibility viewâ is not an option that I am seeing in IE11. Also, Alt+T doesnât do anything on the Windows 10 desktop, unless Iâm doing something wrongâŚ
I just noticed that installing SketchUp 2016 did not yet change SketchUpâs Browser Emulation setting. (On my machine it is still set to emulate IE9, and that is what CTRL+L and loading âwhatsmybrowserâ test page shows.)
EDIT: I just tried changing to emulation 2AF9 (11001 decimal) for MSIE11, re-starting SketchUp, and then retrying the âwhatsmybrowserâ test page, and the box showing âcompatibility modeâ is gone, and just MSIE 11 under Windows 7, along with âYour browser is up to dateâ message.
Now weâd think that a HTML pageâs X-UA-Compatibility setting would override, but maybe is doesnât ?
