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BennetJul 7 2013 — edited Jul 11 2013

From the time that I upgraded to Windows 8, I get the message at logging: "You are using an outdated web browser. For a list of supported browsers, please reference the Oracle Application Express Installation Guide." Going to Oracle Application Express Installation Guide does not help much. It just tell me that the required browser is Windows Internet Explorer 7 or higher. Windows 8 ships with explorer 10, which is higher than explorer 7! So, my browser meets the requirements. How do resolve the issue.

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JeffJon
Have you tried updating the configuration setting for the amount of time that the message is displayed?
LarryR
James, I don't know if thiere is a way to promote your Info Bar message, but given that it may not be possible, would a pop-up window work better in this situation?
783124
Yes this is a good solution, or at least it would be if the message window were left on top, instead of the modal popup and the main window taking centre-stage again a split second later! Is there a way to keep this message window on top?

Another possible solution - do you know if it would be possible to add the message to the "LoadOptMethodVal" Option of the adapter, by passing in the message string? It would be great if the message could feature in the Target System Load modal popup. I suspect not, but it would be ideal, since this would then give the user the option of whether to proceed with the data load or not. I tried modifying the Description field, but this does not appear to feature in the modal popup.
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