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The graph is the same and correct on browser, Chorme, IE11, IE10, etc.... In IE 11, I press a button to create png file, the result is correct. In IE 10, I press a button to create png file, the result is incorrect, the dotted line of graph change to solid line. I have no idea about this problem, can anyone help me? IE 11: (source: 2.pik.vn ) IE 10: (source: 2.pik.vn ) This is the code i use to convert from svg to canvas: var svg = document.getElementById("graphP").innerHTML; var canvas = document.getElementById("canvas"); canvg(canvas, svg); var imgDataP = canvas.toDataURL(); 来源： https:/

I am following the sample shown here How to detect internet speed in Javascript? where an image with known file size is downloaded from the web and the speed is determined. For some reason I am not getting a result. My implementation is slightly different in that I am calling the JavaScript using InvokeScript and getting the value via ScriptNotify. My result value, however, is NaN. What can I do to fix this? JavaScript var imageAddr = "http://www.tranquilmusic.ca/images/cats/Cat2.JPG"; var startTime, endTime; var downloadSize = 5616998; var download = new Image(); download.onload = function ()

I am trying to download and show the contents of a remote file inside an iFrame , and succeeded in all browsers except for IE(i am trying with IE 10). I have used XMLHttpRequest,Blob,CreateOBjectUrl APIs to complete the process. In IE i am not able to view the file content inside the iFrame and also no particular error messages appeared on console as well. I had pasted my code at the bottom of this thread , and a step by step explanation as below Getting the download document url & corresponding mime type(Perfectly fine in all broswers). Invoking XMLHttp Request , a Http GET Async call ,as

I was wondering if there is a way that my IE10 browser would be set to Quirks Mode automatically when I open it? I'm using a windows 8 64-bit. I am accessing a site that needs to be in Quirks Mode and when I open my browser I still need to change it to quirks mode to be able to access the site properly. And when I restart my computer and open the browser again I have to set it again to quirks mode. And this is really tiring. Thanks! Specification of an IE rendering mode also applies to IE5 Quirks Mode. To run instances of a WebBrowser control in IE5 Quirks Mode, insert the following value into

This is a very specific bug - however, I would love for someone to show me a workaround! The bug basically consists in IE10 failing to do CSS animation of background-position when these two conditions are met at the same time : Having multiple backgrounds Setting background-position in percent Here's a demo, compare Chrome with IE10: http://codepen.io/dalgard/pen/LiyIK You need to put a percentage sign after the zeros. It must be so: @keyframes move { 0% { background-position: 0%, 0%; } 100% { background-position: 0%, 100%; } } 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17053703/rare-ie10-bug-css