I\'m working on a project which is doing some DOM tree walking.In order to insert some span tags to add highlights to a document, it is sometimes necessary to split a textnode:
Background Info A bug exists currently in IE9 where it thinks that the NodeFilter property of the createTreeWalker method is a callback function instead of an object containing a callback function.
Has anyone else noticed that IE9\'s \"standard\" implementation of CSS box-shadow differs from other browsers? Whenever I use box-shadow and set a blur value, IE9 seems to render the blur at about hal
Before downloading the file, the site checks out fine. After downloading an .exe (non-malicious; an installer for an app used internally by website staff), the browser alerts:
I have a web app which runs on JSF 2.0 + Richfaces 3.3.3. Looks great on all browsers except IE9. In IE9 without compatibility mode (With, no problem) it looks something like this (ignore blacked out
I\'m developing a dynamic web application (running on IIS7), it works fine in all the major browsers, except IE9. It seems, that it caches practically everything, and that leads to quite many problems
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I have a template used by our Email marketing, it was developed more than a year and has worked fine up to the release of IE9. The page is table based, and uses graphics embedded as cell background
Ok my first question was not clear so i m sorry about that. For example when you open your internet browser when you left click on a page, you can see orders like \"send to excel\",\"print\" etc..
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