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I want to make a layout that satisfies the following conditions: 1) it has a block on the top whose height is up to its content 2) below it has a code-mirror and a block side by side, which fill in exactly the rest of the page in terms of height . I have made a plunker here. The problem is it works well in Chrome 57.0.2987.133 , whereas it does NOT work well in Safari 10.1 : the height of the code-mirror is NOT enough; it shows only 76 lines of the code rather than the correct 80 lines. Does anyone know how to fix this? <style> .rb { display: flex; flex-direction: column; height: 100%; } .rb

Welcome to episode 32,342,343 of "Why does Internet Explorer Suck So Much?" ... I've seen lots of reports that IE9 does a crappy job uploading files. Apparently it has lots of caveats about when it will or won't work (If someone has a definitive list I'd love to see it). However, most of the problems/solutions I see have found are related to javascript, usually the jQuery form plugin or something similar. My form is not submitted via AJAX and the the file input field is not hidden or obscured with css. Yet, I get several support tickets per day from users on IE9 trying to submit the form and

I have a website that I'd like to monitor for display problems in various browsers (mainly Internet Explorer.) I know that browsercam.com and broswershots.org provide this as a service. Could anyone recommend the best way/service to do this? I have used browsershots.org. Internet Explorer is very populair and there are long waiting lists for IE versions. Most of the time you will not see your screenshot before your 30 minutes will expire. You can try www.litmussapp.com. They have software which checks css. oeps typo: it should be www.litmusapp.com I like Adobe Browserlab , even though it's

I am creating a google chrome extension to read my History of browser. All works done. Now i am willing to send the retrieved history data to my localhost server . Is this possible? How to do this? Please anyone help me. Thanks in advance. Simply post your data to localhost server. Just remember to add permission in manifest.json. { "manifest_version": 1, "name": "Your Extension", ... "permissions": [ .... "http://localhost:1234/" ] } Second version would be via app network in Chrome https://developer.chrome.com/apps/app_network But this requires more low level programming. The basic steps

Socket.io works perfectly on every platform except IE8 and 9, which is a client requirement. could you guys help with this issue? i've been reading all similar issues but most of the solutions i found till now can't solve this problem on IE8. here's the structure: SERVER-SIDE var ip = 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx'; var ipPort = '8081'; var app = require('http').createServer(handler); var io = require('socket.io')(app); var fs = require('fs') app.listen(ipPort, function() { //console.log('Listening at: http://'+ ip +':'+ ipPort +''); }); //io.set('transports', ['websocket','flashsocket', 'htmlfile', 'xhr

I am currently using the following script in Tampermonkey in Google Chrome: // ==UserScript== // @name Youtube opt in Ads per channel // @namespace schippi // @include http://www.youtube.com/watch* // @version 1 // ==/UserScript== var u = window.location.href; if (u.search("user=") == -1) { var cont = document.getElementById("watch7-user-header").innerHTML; var user=cont.replace(/.+\/user\//i,'').replace(/\?(?:.|\s)*/m,''); window.location.href = u+"&user="+user; } It seems to work perfectly in Firefox with Greasemonkey but in Google Chrome, it seems that it only works on the first click on a