ie-compatibility-mode

问题 IE9 has a weird problem where it renders intranet sites in compatibility mode. Does anyone know a way how to prevent this from happening? Note: I am not looking for a way to prevent it on a single users machine, but some programmatic way to prevent the site from ever rendering in compatibility mode. 回答1: After an exhaustive search, I found out how to successfully prevent an intranet site from rendering in compatibility mode in IE9 on this blog: From Tesmond's blog There are 2 quirks in IE9

问题 IE9 has a weird problem where it renders intranet sites in compatibility mode. Does anyone know a way how to prevent this from happening? Note: I am not looking for a way to prevent it on a single users machine, but some programmatic way to prevent the site from ever rendering in compatibility mode. 回答1: After an exhaustive search, I found out how to successfully prevent an intranet site from rendering in compatibility mode in IE9 on this blog: From Tesmond's blog There are 2 quirks in IE9

问题 IE9 has a weird problem where it renders intranet sites in compatibility mode. Does anyone know a way how to prevent this from happening? Note: I am not looking for a way to prevent it on a single users machine, but some programmatic way to prevent the site from ever rendering in compatibility mode. 回答1: After an exhaustive search, I found out how to successfully prevent an intranet site from rendering in compatibility mode in IE9 on this blog: From Tesmond's blog There are 2 quirks in IE9

问题 In Internet Explorer 11, I turn on IE7 Mode and test sessionStorage. I do sessionStorage.put("someObject",someObject); and then do if(sessionStorage != null) { console.log(sessionStorage.get("someObject")); } console.log(sessionStorage.get("someObject")); It actually prints the value of the object out. Why is this? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28022370/why-do-html5-features-like-localstorage-and-sessionstorage-work-in-ie7-emulator

问题 I don't want the clear functionality (the X button) in text boxes rendered in IE10 and above. For this, I'm setting the display of the pseudo element -ms-clear to none . However, it still shows up when IE is running in Compatibility mode. Since this is an Intranet site, it will always run in Compatibility mode. And there's no workaround for this: http://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/details/783743/disable-ie10-clear-field-button-when-rendering-in-compatibility-mode Using <add name="X-UA

问题 Ive developed a Web Application that runs in my company's intranet. I had an issue with Internet Explorer's automatic compatibility mode earlier in my process, and added code to force my pages to be displayed in the newest version of IE: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" /> This worked perfectly. Until my web application was recently integrated into another intranet, available also to our customers. The web pages are beyond my control. My application is integrated within a

问题 Please see update (11/27) below I have a modal window that is launched with it's content in an iframe (ASP webforms application). We need to have the modal redirect to another page, but it cannot be within the iframe due to security reasons (Paypal processing page). In Chrome and IE standards mode, we have code that properly changes the modal's URL to the right one. However in compatibility mode, the redirect causes a new modal window to open with the correct URL. How can we stop it from

问题 I've tried adding registry entries at: Hive: HKEY_CURRENT_USER Key Path: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\BrowserEmulation\PolicyList\ Value name: sub.companyname.com Value data: sub.companyname.com However in Internet Explorer 11 this method does not work as it seems the list has moved. My.Computer.Registry.SetValue("Software\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\BrowserEmulation\PolicyList", "sub.companyname.com", "sub.companyname.com") 回答1: It appears that under Windows 8.1

问题 I am struggling to find a way to get Google's reCAPTCHA 2.0 to reliably work for IE users. Some IE users are getting the message: " Please upgrade to a supported browser to get a reCAPTCHA challenge. " Many posts here and elsewhere say to add the following meta tag to the page, which I have done: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge;" /> Adding this tag did not fix the problem and asking users of the site to try and change their browser settings is not an option. Is there

问题 Recently I noticed a JQuery error when viewing my site in Internet Explorer. The error is a "Member not found" error originating from the JQuery source. I noticed that the compatibility mode button was clicked-unclicking this fixed the error but I can't assume users of my site will be so obliging. Since then I have tested my site using the different compatibility modes and cannot seem to shake-off this error. To re-create the error I trimmed a test page to the following <!DOCTYPE html> <html>