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问题 I get a Base64 encoded photo from a method. And I add it programmatically as a src of an image. Then I use a the jQuery lightBox plugin to show a preview of a image. In Firefox and Chrome everything works fine, but in Internet Explorer 9 as an image preview shows only a few lines of my image. So the image is not displayed as a whole; it's showing only a small percentage of it. The rest disappeared, and it looks like something stopped loading it at some moment. The Base64 is fine, in other web

问题 I am trying to redirect to a different page in IE9 (9.0.3). When I try to get/set document.location , or document.location.href , or window.location / window.location.href , I'm unable to do so. It fails without giving any errors. I've tried to check whether the document and windows objects are set, and they are, so I have no idea why the location object is "missing". I tried getting the document.URL and that works fine, but it's read-only. Anyone know what the problem is or how to achieve

问题 I am trying to redirect to a different page in IE9 (9.0.3). When I try to get/set document.location , or document.location.href , or window.location / window.location.href , I'm unable to do so. It fails without giving any errors. I've tried to check whether the document and windows objects are set, and they are, so I have no idea why the location object is "missing". I tried getting the document.URL and that works fine, but it's read-only. Anyone know what the problem is or how to achieve

问题 Inside my project I am using the Ajax Auto Complete Extender v2.0.50727 and it works fine for all textboxes in IE8, Opera, and Chrome, but when it comes to IE9 inside iframes its display position is totally giving me headaches. Instead of appearing just below the textbox, it appears 100px below, like here. The CSS class I am using is: <asp:TextBox ID="txtAddCriteria" runat="server" MaxLength="100" Width="325px" CssClass="TextInput"></asp:TextBox> <ajaxToolkit:AutoCompleteExtender runat=

问题 Please clarify this weird If-Modified-Since header passed by IE9 In my ASP.NET 4.0 web app, I've got a generic handler (.ashx) that serves images stored in the DB. In the interest of efficiency, I'm handling some caching-related headers and passing cache information. I'm getting DateTime parse errors moderately frequently from trying to parse the If-Modified-Since header contents, usually from IE9. Turns out it's sending something like this: Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:34:52 GMT; length=8799 I'm

问题 We are developing a site which makes heavy use of <base href> (which is typical for TYPO3 sites). The site is developed in a sub directory and will later be relocated to the top directory so we can not easily remove <base href> . Our client told us that sometimes when she browses the new pages she gets the page content without layout applied. We debugged this: It happens only in IE9. Looking at the logs we find that when the error happens, IE9 tries to load CSS, JS and all images consequently

问题 IE9 has the concept of pinning a particular website to the Windows7 task bar. For certain sites (such as Facebook), it will then display an extra large favicon in the task bar, and also next to the back button. How do I tell IE to do this for my site? 回答1: Please read the following article How to enable IE9 pinning and Jumplists Create a High Definition Favicon Standard favicon files are usually 32x32 or 16x16 pixels in size. These look great in the browser but when you pin it to the taskbar

问题 I have some code that works in IE7 and 8 but not in 9 var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[2]; which doesn't work in IE9, now I did read that IE9 count white spaces etc and therefore the index won't be the same as in IE7 and IE8 so I debugged and found same values when I changed index from 2 to 4 like so: var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[4]; However when I later on try to access the table object with this code var editor = table

问题 I have some code that works in IE7 and 8 but not in 9 var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[2]; which doesn't work in IE9, now I did read that IE9 count white spaces etc and therefore the index won't be the same as in IE7 and IE8 so I debugged and found same values when I changed index from 2 to 4 like so: var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[4]; However when I later on try to access the table object with this code var editor = table

问题 I'm looking for a tutorial to make addons for IE 8 or 9. Can you provide me with a resource. Please, for the sake of peace and everything else, I already know I can make FF or Chrome addons. I want to make an IE addon. Thanks. 回答1: Have you seen this site? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3730034/create-ie-addons