cross-browser

问题 This question already has answers here : Why does Date.parse give incorrect results? (11 answers) Closed last year . What I am trying to do is changing "yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss" string to date value. Here is the current code var c = new Date('2019-01-19 23:59:59'.replace(/\s+/g, 'T')) It returns chrome : Sat Jan 19 2019 23:59:59 GMT+0900 (KST) safari : Sun Jan 20 2019 08:59:59 GMT+0900 (KST) ie11 : Sat Jan 19 2019 23:59:59 GMT+0900 (KST) What should I do to make it returns all same date? Thanks.

问题 I have built an Excel add-in by React+Node+Umi. We have implemented our authentication system. The authentication works in Chrome and Safari, I just realized that it does not work well in IE11; F12 shows that 'Proxy' is undefined . Although it is an Excel add-in, we could reproduce the error (and the same error message) just in browser. Open the link https://jsaddin.10studio.tech/welcome/?next=formulaEditor in IE 11, sign in with ID 3094557608@qq.com and password: 123456 . We could see the

问题 I have built an Excel add-in by React+Node+Umi. We have implemented our authentication system. The authentication works in Chrome and Safari, I just realized that it does not work well in IE11; F12 shows that 'Proxy' is undefined . Although it is an Excel add-in, we could reproduce the error (and the same error message) just in browser. Open the link https://jsaddin.10studio.tech/welcome/?next=formulaEditor in IE 11, sign in with ID 3094557608@qq.com and password: 123456 . We could see the

问题 Is it possible to retrieve data from chrome/firefox local storage using C#? 回答1: Disclaimer: I have tested this on my Windows 7 x64 running Google Chrome 13.0.782.220 at the moment. The information provided here is a result of my own research and is not any official way or API to retrieve this information. Use at your own risk. Also the technique presented here might break with any future release if Chrome changes the way to store this information. So, Google Chrome uses SQLite to persist

问题 I'm building a wheel of fortune in html+js that spins rather quickly. Every time a new color flies by the mark, the wheel should play a click-sound. At top speed this sounds almost like a machine gun, so a new file starts playing before the old one is finished basically. The file itself is always the same: click.wav It works fine in Chrome, only in chrome. Firefox has a weird bug, where it only plays the sound, if there is any other audio source active, such as a youtube video playing in a

问题 I got the following solution for diagonal scanlines from an answer to my previous question: html { height:100%; background: radial-gradient(#000 0.5px,transparent 0.5px) 0 0 /3px 3px, radial-gradient(#000 0.5px,transparent 0.5px) 1px 1px /3px 3px, radial-gradient(#000 0.5px,transparent 0.5px) 2px 2px /3px 3px, url(https://i.picsum.photos/id/102/800/800.jpg) center/cover; } The solution works perfectly to reproduce the desired effect in Chrome and Firefox, but doesn't make any difference in

问题 Ok, so I'm pretty sure this isn't even possible, but I have a friend whose client is basically begging him for an answer on this so I told him I'd get some input from the friendly folks here at SO. His client is ULTRA-PICKY about pixel precise user interface design across all browsers (IE7+, FF, Chrome and Safari). They have TEAMS of people in other countries who do nothing but sit there and measure to make sure everything matches their UX style guide down to the pixel in all browsers

问题 Ok, so I'm pretty sure this isn't even possible, but I have a friend whose client is basically begging him for an answer on this so I told him I'd get some input from the friendly folks here at SO. His client is ULTRA-PICKY about pixel precise user interface design across all browsers (IE7+, FF, Chrome and Safari). They have TEAMS of people in other countries who do nothing but sit there and measure to make sure everything matches their UX style guide down to the pixel in all browsers

问题 In Javascript I load some elements via AJAX from a server, and for each data-element I create a <div> that contains another div and an <img> . The inner div contains between 2 and 5 lines of text. I arrange three of this items side by side in a row, then the next three in the next row and so on. But since the texts have different lengths, I want to do some fine-adjustment of the elements within each row. I want the top-edges of all three images to be on the same height. To do this, I do this:

问题 I have a problem with IE9 and absolute positioning. I tried to post it in JSfiddle, but there are rounded corners in IE even I am using CSS3 that IE doesn't support, that having me suggest that JSfiddle have its on engine. In other words it is showing fine everything, but in IE9, its ignoring top margin and just comes up to the screen. My suggest is to copy/paste it in your editor and try in IE9. Thanks. Code may be seen here And here: <div id="container"> <div id="branding"> branding </div>