internet-explorer-11

I've been piecing together support for IE11 by adding plugins for transform-object-assign and array-includes and now I'm getting a symbol error for using for of loops. Instead of just tackling them one at a time, is it possible for me to work babel polyfill into my build below and future proof it? I've read several related questions but still am not clear on how I'd fit babel-polyfill into the gulp build below: return gulp.src(input) // Grab the input files .pipe($.babel({ presets: ['es2015'], // transform ES6 to ES5 with Babel plugins: ['transform-object-assign','array-includes'] })) .pipe($

I have a string of maybe 20 or 30 lines i'd like to output to the console all in one console.log call. This works great in Chrome, but IE11 truncates about half of the string in the console. Any way to prevent this? The string is something like: ----------------------------------------- Wed Jan 7 20:41:16 GMT-0700 2015 530d8aa855df0c2d269a5a5853a47a049c52c9d83a2d71d9 ----------------------------------------- 41:17:181 - Initiating recording... 41:17:233 - Creating NetStream... 41:17:240 - NetStream created. 41:17:240 - Recording ready. ----------------------------------------- Wed Jan 7 20:41

Open this link in IE to exactly understand the behavior that I will be describing and seek a hack for. I have the following select list: <select> <option value="volvo">Volvo</option> <option value="saab">Saab</option> <option value="mercedes">Mercedes</option> <option value="audi">Audi</option> </select> When I render this in IE, drop-down behavior of this changes compared to other browsers due to which some of the options are pushed above the selectbox while the others are pushed below (based on the selected option) Since this is the default behavior of IE , what I am looking for is that the

I am doing some basic editing to change my font color using the external css. When I open in IE11 the font color didn't work and it change to normal black text color. However when I open in the Mozilla firefox, the font color turns red which is what I expected. Has anyone encountered a similar situation as me? Here are my basic code in the external css: p.marking { /* color: #376092; */ color:#FF0000; font: bold 24px "Arial", sans-serif; position:relative; z-index:1; } I changed from blue to red for the font color. Only Firefox can be shown. IE 11 turns the text to default black text color. As

This works in all browsers except IE 11. My code is pretty basic. Click on the text to toggle the class "infinite" which (should) loop the bounce effect forever. IE11 applies the class to the H1 tag but it doesn't animate infinitely like it does in all other browsers. The intended behavior is for it to bounce once at load (this works) and clicking the text applies the class "infinite" which (should) makes it bounce forever (this doesn't work in IE 11). $(window).ready(function(){ $('h1').on('click',function(){ $('h1').toggleClass('infinite'); }); }); <link href="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax

I have some Javascript on a webpage which works fine in Chrome and Firefox; when testing in IE 11 however it fails. I viewed the problem in IE 11 with the debug tools (F12) and the following code was at fault; specifically when using parseFromString a 'Syntax Error' is thrown: if (window.DOMParser) { parser = new DOMParser(); tmp = parser.parseFromString(resp, "text/xml"); } Any way I can work around this? For IE this works for me xmlDoc=new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM"); xmlDoc.async=false; xmlDoc.loadXML(text); source: http://www.w3schools.com/dom/dom_parser.asp 来源： https://stackoverflow