I'm putting a webpage together containing a load of reporting controls - charts & graphs etc. I have to do my development work on a VM that I access via RDP. While I was developing the solution I just had the controls do their stuff on page load which worked fine (all client side -this is an MVC app).
Now I've hooked everything up to click events, nothing happens. There is an Ajax call, I can see that a valid response is returned & I can inspect the HTML in firebug & everything looks as it should be. It's just as if the controls aren't getting repainted.
I had a suspicion that this may have something to do with terminal services - I've got a distant memory of animated gifs not working or something - & I got the web app set up on a local desktop & sure enough it worked fine.
Anyone know what this problem is with RDP / thin client environments & if there is any workaround as the client isn't giving me any alternative way of working?
Now I've hooked everything up to click events, nothing happens. There is an Ajax call, I can see that a valid response is returned & I can inspect the HTML in firebug & everything looks as it should be. It's just as if the controls aren't getting repainted.
I had a suspicion that this may have something to do with terminal services - I've got a distant memory of animated gifs not working or something - & I got the web app set up on a local desktop & sure enough it worked fine.
Anyone know what this problem is with RDP / thin client environments & if there is any workaround as the client isn't giving me any alternative way of working?
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