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I have many local websites set up in IIS and have entries in my hosts file to make the websites available locally. I've come from a Windows 7 machine where everything was working correctly in all browsers. The move to Windows 8, using the same hosts file and the same websites in IIS seems to be causing issues with Internet Explorer (11). I can access the website: mywebsite.local in Firefox and Chrome but am unable to access the same website in Internet Explorer. I've made sure that I'm not connected via any proxies or VPN connections and that my hosts file entry is typed correctly yet Internet

I am trying to upload files along with some other form fields using jQuery AJAX calls. This is a common function that calls the URL on the server: function uploadDocument(rquestURL,formId,callback){ $.ajax({ type : 'POST', url : rquestURL, cache:false, processData:false, contentType:false, data : new FormData($("#"+formId)[0]) }).done(function(response) { callback(response); }); } On examining from the dev tools from browsers, these are the respective request contents: From IE11 -----------------------------7dfad39402e6 Content-Disposition: form-data; name="subject" Test ----------------------

I recently installed ie11 on my Windows7 machine and do browser testing for all versions of ie on it in the document. I also do tests on Browserstack. I have client now that INSISTS I test on ie10 directly. As you know, Windows won't let you run multiple version if ie, un-install ie directly, or reinstall an older version when a newer version is already installed. I don't want to have to uninstall/reinstall ie11, reinstall/install ie10. Is there a work around where I can run both version without have to uninstall one or the other? On modern.ie you can find free virtual machines for every

I have the following code to print the content of a popup window: var frame = this._urlElement; if (frame) { var content = frame.contentWindow.document.getElementById("content"); if (content) { MarvalSoftware.UI.Dom.setStyles(content, { 'overflow': 'visible' }); } frame.contentWindow.focus(); frame.contentWindow.print(); } where _urlElement is an iframe, and its content doc has overflow: auto . When I print to PDF in IE11, I only see the first page, and the content is not cleanly cut off, nor are any scrollbars visible on the printed PDF. If I try Print Preview, even inside the iframe, I see

Everything works fine in Chrome and Firefox but guess what, I have a problem in IE! (IE11) In my responsive layout I want to menu to be horizontal in pc mode and vertical in tablet/mobile mode. It does just that, but in IE the menu items have no height. They all collapse to 0 height if inspected with the developer tool. I can't find why. Anyone would have an idea? I made a codepen for it: http://codepen.io/Reblutus/pen/qjacv Here is the code <style> header { background: cyan;} nav { background: bisque;} .main-a { background: tomato;} .main-b { background: lightblue;} footer { background:

I am trying to serve HTML5 video in MP4 and WEBM fomats. I cannot get all browsers to work though: Browsers which support WEBM (Chrome desktop, Firefox desktop) play the videos fine. Browsers which use MP4 are not working (IE, Safari, Android). WEBM is being served as video/webm . MP4 is being served as video/mp4 . Minimal JSFiddle at: http://jsfiddle.net/#&togetherjs=5Ql5MmrV4j Browser errors: IE11: 11.0.9600.17126 / 11.0.9 KB2957689 Error: Unsupported video type of invalid file path Android browser and Chrome Android: No error, video just refuses to start Sanity test - the following three

I'm trying Angular 2 and I noticed that performance on Internet Explorer 11 is dramatically slow while cycling with *ngFor over 1500 items. It takes about 25sec with IE11 whereas less then 1sec on other browsers. Pausing the debugger I noticed that the code constantly calls isNan function in es6-shim.js. Here the call stack: A working plnkr here: http://plnkr.co/edit/sEujClHmuCbrydIiYQYL?p=preview . The code is very simple: <ul *ngFor="#item of items"> <li>Item: {{item.itemKey}}</li> </ul> //Load items simulating remote load setTimeout(function(){ for (let i = 0; i < 1500; i++) { self.items