IE11-Only Submit Bug

Question

I have a form on a page, something simple like:

    Submit


        

Answer 1

Your problem is caused by a issue with .net 4 on server side. Please read this: 'WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions' is undefined in IE11 Preview

You can enable your IE debug function and try submit, you may see the error: WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions

I fixed a similar submit problem for IE11 by patch this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2836939

Answer 2

This doesn't directly relate to OP's question, but is an IE-only form submission issue:

If you happen to set form.prop('disabled', true) during the submit event, other browsers will still send the form data, but IE will not - it'll send an empty request body.

Answer 3

The problem appears when a form only has input elements without a name attribute (or no input elements). I found a reference to the bug here, though it also happens in desktop mode and not just metro mode as the link claims:

http://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/807447/ie-11-metro-version-submitting-form-fails-if-input-tag-has-no-name-attribute

The fix is to create a dummy <input type="hidden" name="dummy" value="something"> field (with a name and value set) before submitting the form.

The bug happens in all compatibility modes offered by IE11.

Answer 4

I just spent WAY too much time on this bug. The crazy part is, IE11 allow the form submission if you have the dev tools (f12) open. This is what I put before my submit button:

<input type="hidden" name="ie11sux" id="ie11sux" value="<?php echo md5(microtime()."ie11sux"); ?>"/>

Answer 5

It's a bug in IE11. You can fix it if you add a name attribute to the button, like:

<button type="submit" name="foo" ...

Answer 6

A form without named element will result in an infinite loop on submit on IE11 + W8.1. To fix that, simply add an attribute name to the button:

<form action="form/submit" method="post">
  <input type="submit" name="cm" value="Submit">
</form>