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问题 I know there are similar questions about, but I have tried all of the suggestions and still cant get it working. I am using Bootstrap, and I have a section that is 100vh in height. Within this section I have two rows, the second row I needed placing at the very bottom of the section, but did not want to use absolute positioning. As such, I used the flex system. My layout was like so .mn120 { min-height: 120px; } img { max-width: 40%; } .mh100vh { min-height: 900px; } .col-md-4 { margin-top:

问题 There is an inline SVG element among my HTML form elements. When I navigate through my elements with the Tab key, the SVG element gets focused, in IE11 only, even if the SVG element has the tabindex="-1" attribute set to every element inside it: <svg width="20px" height="20px" tabindex="-1"> <g tabindex="-1"> <circle cx="8.5" cy="8.5" r="7.75" stroke="#999" stroke-width="1" tabindex="-1" /> […] </g> </svg> To be sure that it's focusing on that element, I call document.activeElement in the

问题 DISCLAIMER: I'm not terribly familiar with webpack or babel outside of simple setup, so if the question isn't clear then I apologize and will do my best to offer further clarity. So, the situation currently is that a coworker updated a bunch of packages recently, babel among them, and babel is no longer transpiling the code properly for .forEach and spread operators in ie11 (specifically when iterating over a node list). The resulting behavior is a bit frustrating; simply put, nothing happens

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 This is not a duplicate. Previous questions relate to IE8. This is occurring in IE11. I have no problems running this in Chrome or Firefox, but my code must function in IE11 and I am receiving the following error: Object doesn't support property or method 'getElementsByClassName' function showNext(a) { var questions = document.getElementsByClassName("questionholder"); showRequired.style.display = "none"; for (var i = 0; i < questions.length; i++) { questions[i].style.display = "none"; } var

问题 I just got updated to Windows 10 (x64). My old desktop had IE 11 but a lower version, as it was running Windows 7. I now have the following IE version: Version: 11.648.17134.0 Update Versions: 11.0.115 I downloaded the latest IEDriverServer.exe that Selenium gave me (3.14). When I run it, when I do the get(url) (various urls), afterwards it fails to find elements. I looked and noticed that before the get(), driver.getWindowHandles() had one entry, but after the get() it had zero entries. This

问题 Unfortunately I have to support IE11. I create my map with this code (polyfill for .entries already used): const map = new Map(Object.entries(array)); but because of IE11 not supporting the iterable constructor the Map is empty. I couldn't find a polyfill or anything else for this. Does anyone have an easy way of fixing this? Afterwards I use the map like this: map.forEach((maps: ITopoInterface[], key: string) => { maps.findIndex((t: ITopoInterface) => { //do stuff }); }); 回答1: You say this