I\'ve been creating a custom Tumblr blog theme for my site and all was going good until I tried viewing in IE9...
I have the following select box. <select id=\"selId\"> <option id=\'1\' value=\'1\'>1</option>
I am wondering how do you stop people who are using IE 8 from going to Compatibility mode? <meta http-equiv=\"X-UA-Compatible\" content=\"IE=8\" />
I\'m having some serious trouble getting my code to work in IE9, works fine in Chrome & Firefox but I throws some errors. Here are my 2 functions:
We offer a Windows program downloadable as an InstallShield EXE from our website. When someone running IE9 attempts to download and run our software, they see the following message at the bottom of t
I have found a bug in IE9 but googling for it hasn\'t helped finding any solution yet. The following works fine in FF 3 + 4, Chrome, Opera and even IE8, but not in IE9.
I have a contact form inside of an iframe, which uses captcha, and therefore requires session variables.It works fine in every browser except IE9.To make it work in IE8, I added the following line at
I have a simple HTML5 page that I\'m building to figure some things out with sliders. They seem to be fine in the latest versions of Chrome (13+) and Firefox (4+). However, IE9 is giving me the follow
So i have a ul list where i click a div above it and then i toggle it so i can slidedown/up the开发者_如何学C list... but when i slidedown the list on IE9 i see this weird effect below it:
I am opening a popup window with var popup = window.open(\'...\', \'...\'); This javascript is defined in a control. This control is then used from a web page. I want to reload the page which open
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