internet-explorer-10

I encountered this problem after installing IE10, finding it did not work well on my Windows 7 system, and uninstalling it. Now, back to IE9, VS2010 could not attach to the process and reported the error. I followed the instructions to repair the VS2010 installation and did the regsvr32 on pdm.dll. Still does not work. Uninstalled IE9, and reinstalled it. Still no luck. Here's the solution: The key is that the message says the incorrect version of pdm.dll is not registered. Apparently the IE10 install provided a new pdm.dll and the re-install of IE9 did not replace it. I found an older version

I have a simple web app that uses the filereader api in HTML5 to accept file uploads through drag and drop. Upon dragging a file onto the webpage, the correct drag event will fire, but when I drop the file IE simply opens it rather than letting the JS handle it. The drop code is very basic: this.addEventListener("drop", function(event) { event.stopPropagation(); event.preventDefault(); Self.drop(event); //this event is not hit. IE just opens the file! }, false); Is this a specific limitation of IE10 or could I be doing something wrong? Thanks You will want to also listen to the dragenter and

In IE 10, when a drop down list selected item is changed, nothing happens. It doesn't post back. All other controls work except for drop down lists. It appears to work when I switch to IE 10 compatibility mode. Scott Hanselman explains this on his blog. http://www.hanselman.com/blog/BugAndFixASPNETFailsToDetectIE10CausingDoPostBackIsUndefinedJavaScriptErrorOrMaintainFF5ScrollbarPosition.aspx Do you have the ASP.net Hotfix for IE10 installed? Ok, this was a weird issue. The actual problem was that we had a web.config sitting in the very root of the application that had OLD, I'm talking ANCIENT

HTML5 audio do not work in IE10, but works in Chrome. Any idea? The HTML used is following, The IE10 on Win8 or RT does not support wav, however, IE10 Mobile does! I attache the screenshots so you can see which formats are supported on both IE10s. The top one is IE10 (Metro) on Windows 8 RT, and the bottom is IE10 Mobile on WP8 / Lumia 920. (For whatever reasons, the mobile ver is displayed larger here.) IE10 doesn't support wav. You can always use this page to test audio formats on different browsers. Check your server (or local machine) to associate the file types correctly. On a unix system

I have a DotNetNuke site , and today a customer called in and said it wasn't working on IE 10. Specifically the login and register links weren't working, but they do in compatibility mode. I took a look on our test windows 8 machine and saw that it was failing because __doPostBack was undefined. I've been searching for a fix for the last 6ish hours, and what I've been able to find is that apparently the IE10 user agent is covered in the ie.browser file and that I should install this hotfix and reboot the server. That didn't work. I haven't noticed any changes, even though I think the new ie

I am Working on Javascript on a jenkins plugin using maven and I have this code: function arrayElements(element, index, array) { var arrayPaths = element.split("\\"); var projectSource = arrayPaths[2]; var array = element.split("_"); if (projectSource === global ) { if (array[2]===filtro){ document.getElementById("source").options.add(new Option(arrayPaths[3], element)); } } } function fillCompiledSource(object, projects) { document.getElementById("source").innerHTML = ""; global = document.getElementById("branches").value; projects.forEach(arrayElements) } var projects = new Array();</script>

This one is IE specific (not anymore, apparently). We have very simple code: <div draggable="true"> <p>Text</p> <input type="text"/> </div> On Chrome it works fine, you can select all text inside <input> , eg. double-click it or click-and-drag. On IE10 you cannot do both of these actions (not sure about IE in other versions). Any ideas? Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/s5g4gr8g/ This was reported as a bug a few months back and is currently being considered for a future release. One of the hold-ups is that we are unable to determine the impact of the issue. I recall searching online and on GitHub