Re: web pages not shown with Internet Explorer 6 IE6 on RedHat 9

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Joachim von Thadden wrote on 25/04/04 04:19 PM:

Am Sam, Apr 24, 2004 at 07:11:41 -0400 schrieb Martin:


Hi everyone,

I need to use IE for a specific business site that requires it (yes, I know about browser spoofing with Mozilla; that gets me a little further into the site, but critical functionality does not work).

It seems to install, and run, but for any URI it remains blank white in the web page area of the window (even for file:/// URIs).



You need to set "mshtml" = "native, builtin"
in your DllOverrides section.


Regards
Joachim


Hi Joachim,

Thanks for your input. However, as I said, I tried all three of the methods from Frank's Corner (install-ie6.sh referenced from Frank's Corner's IE6 page, and the other two methods listed there). All of these methods already set that mshtml in DllOverrides. At least, they set it in the [AppDefaults\\iexplore.exe\\DllOverrides] section.

In case you meant that I had to set that in the main DllOverrides section, I tried that too (after repeating method 1 from scratch), but still the same result... just a white web page area whenever I type in a URI.

What DID work, however, was to take the warning seriously on the install-ie6.sh page, namely that it ONLY works with wine-20031212, and ONLY built from source. So here is what I did:

(this was on RH9; I will be trying it on Fedora Core 1 later today)

download Wine-20031212.tar.gz to some directory (fully expanded and compiled will take about 500 to 600 Mb)

tar -xvzf Wine-20031212.tar.gz

if you don't already have them, you will also need to install XFree86-devel...rpm, freetype-devel...rpm, fontconfig-devel...rpm from your install CDs or from a Redhat mirror

follow instructions in the user guide (mainly just tools/wineinstall)

run the install-ie6.sh script

at the end of that script, it starts IE6 for you, and at this point it worked.


After trying numerous different versions, including 20031212, from the RPMs, and getting very frustrated after a day or two of hair pulling, the above worked for me. But like they always say, your mileage may vary.


Regards.

Martin
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