DNN 4.3.6

I try to include the behavior file: csshover.htc to get IE6 to support hover on non <A> elements.

I have this in my skin.css file

      body {
          behavior:url("http://my.website.com/csshover.htc");
      }

And put the file in the install root folder (and in the skinpath folder), this works but I'll have to change the path for every site / alias.

I would like to use a relative path instead.

    behavior:url("<% = skinpath%>csshover.htc")
Doesn't work in the css file, only in the skin's ascx file

I tried adding this to the ascx file but no luck (didn't expect it would):
      body {
          behavior:url("<% = skinpath%>csshover.htc")
      }

I must be missing something here, does anybody have a good / working solution?

Thanks

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Salar

Thanks for your reply.
I know the CSs file doesn't get processed, but I just tried "everything"...

My examples are not completely clear I think...

The file: csshover.htc has to be loaded for Iexplorer 6 to support hover on non <a> tags

If I put the file in the DNN root, and use this: BODY{behavior:url('csshover.htc')}, it's partly okay...

As long as I visit the site's homepage.
The URL in the browser shows: http://mysite.com/ and the behavior works in IE.

If I use the menu, and the url get rewritten IE doesn't find the behavior anymore.

Which is kind of logical since it would try to find http://mysite.com/testpage/tabid/45/csshover.htc  I guess.

I think that's why setting the pathin my CSS file to: http://mysite.com/csshover.htc does work
  
The same happens if I put the behavior file in a folder, the skin folder or in /Portals/0 and change the css path accordingly.
(Turning off the URL rewriter is not an option for me...)

Since I want to use this behavior for all my sites (for the IE Hover bug) I'm looking for a "relative path" solution...
It doesn't have to be part of a skin, I would like to add it to all my dnn installations somehow...
So any solution is welcome.

Thanks a lot for you time.

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Hello Salar

IE below version 7 doesn't support :hover on any elements but links.
The only thing you have to do is include a behavior and IE will support hovers on for instance <TD> and <LI> (that's what I'm after).
You don't have to change anything for specific skins, in a way it's a kind of bug fix.
By the way, the png transparent bug in IE can be fixed this way too...

The best link to start is this:

    The creator of the behavior
   
It seems everybody (who has a problem with the bug) is using his script...

The main reason for me  to use this script is that with a CMS like DNN you don't always have control over the HTML a menu component generates. (I prefer unordered lists as a menu.)

If the menu renders:

   <ul>
       <li><span>...</span><a>link1</a><span></span></li>
       <li><span>...</span><a>link2</a><span></span></li>
   </ul>

You will have to use the hover on the <li> since setting the <a> to display:block will cause IE to render a linebreak beause of the span behind it.

By the way, IE on the Mac is not supported, but those people should be used to some bugs...
   

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