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问题 When posting a form with a file upload box using document.forms[0].submit() on ie 9 we get an error that says: SCRIPT5: Access is denied If I click a few more times it works fine. As a work around I've caught the error and try a few more times which seems to work just fine. Is there any explanation on this? The code has worked for years on all the other popular browsers. The code also works fine in IE9 if the browser is set to IE9 compatibility mode, but that is not something we have general

问题 IE9 is apparently able to handle rounded corners by using the CSS3 standard definition of border-radius . What about support for border radius and background gradient? Yes IE9 is to support them both separately, but if you mix the two the gradient bleeds out of the rounded corner. I am also seeing strangeness with shadows showing as a solid black line under a box with rounded corners. Here are the images shown in IE9: How can I work around this problem? 回答1: Here's one solution that adds a

问题 Can someone help me figure out why a jQuery cycle call isn't working in the following website? http://www.tamarackwellington.com/#floorkey The problem is with the cycle setup under the "Floor Key" section. For some reason only the arrows show up in IE8 to IE10, and the floorplans never do. I had this code in a document.ready(), but that seemed to cause the same problem in other browsers as well. Putting it in a window.load() solved it, except in IE8 to IE 10. $(window).load(function() { $('

问题 I'm doing a file upload using jquery form.js. The server side code returns a json formatted string, with one of the fields being "content". The content field has an HTML form, that I just grab and spit out on the page in a div. This works perfectly fine in Chrome and Firefox, but fails in IE9. IE9 strips all opening HTML tags. I've been googling all day long and tried a whole lot of things, but I can't fix it. Here is my Jquery code: $('#file_form').on("change", ".file_upload_field", function

问题 As per title, I'm translating and rotating an object with CSS3's transform and it works flawlessly in every browser except IE9. It works in IE9 but only if it's written directly into the .css file . It fails if set by jQuery (v. 1.5.1) with: $('#example').css('-ms-transform', 'translate(200%) rotate(45deg) translate(-200%)'); Any suggestion? 回答1: I don't know what is causing the problem. However, have you tried with cssText: $('#example').css('cssText','-ms-transform: translate(200%) rotate

问题 The site I'm working on uses Prototype 1.6.1. Its Event.stop() doesn't work in IE9. I know that Prototype 1.7 fixes the problem. However, is there a walk-around if I cannot upgrade to Prototype 1.7? I need the site to be compatible with IE 7, 8 and 9 (as well as Chrome, Firefox, etc). Thanks! EDIT: I tried event.preventDefault() and it doesn't work for me in IE 9. Here is an example: http://jsfiddle.net/garthcn/AdR7g/ It works in jsfiddle/Chrome/Firefox. If you paste the code to an HTML file

问题 The site I'm working on uses Prototype 1.6.1. Its Event.stop() doesn't work in IE9. I know that Prototype 1.7 fixes the problem. However, is there a walk-around if I cannot upgrade to Prototype 1.7? I need the site to be compatible with IE 7, 8 and 9 (as well as Chrome, Firefox, etc). Thanks! EDIT: I tried event.preventDefault() and it doesn't work for me in IE 9. Here is an example: http://jsfiddle.net/garthcn/AdR7g/ It works in jsfiddle/Chrome/Firefox. If you paste the code to an HTML file

问题 The site I'm working on uses Prototype 1.6.1. Its Event.stop() doesn't work in IE9. I know that Prototype 1.7 fixes the problem. However, is there a walk-around if I cannot upgrade to Prototype 1.7? I need the site to be compatible with IE 7, 8 and 9 (as well as Chrome, Firefox, etc). Thanks! EDIT: I tried event.preventDefault() and it doesn't work for me in IE 9. Here is an example: http://jsfiddle.net/garthcn/AdR7g/ It works in jsfiddle/Chrome/Firefox. If you paste the code to an HTML file

问题 My Ajax cross domain request is failing in IE 9 with "Access denied". I have read through several posts regarding this topic, and AFAIK it should work. IE9 and jQuery 1.8.1 Call is async , jsonp and crossdomain , cache is false . These are the prerequisites I have found. Works in latest Firefox and Chrome. jQuery.support.cors is true Even the response header is set: Access-Control-Allow-Origin:* (SO) The returned JSON code would also be correct, have used a checker (also see 3.) So why is

问题 My Ajax cross domain request is failing in IE 9 with "Access denied". I have read through several posts regarding this topic, and AFAIK it should work. IE9 and jQuery 1.8.1 Call is async , jsonp and crossdomain , cache is false . These are the prerequisites I have found. Works in latest Firefox and Chrome. jQuery.support.cors is true Even the response header is set: Access-Control-Allow-Origin:* (SO) The returned JSON code would also be correct, have used a checker (also see 3.) So why is