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I am developing a project that uses the PNG transparent and Opacity but, the area has a surplus in IE7 and IE8 instead of being transparent, it is black, can someone help me? print of area Thanks I have a solution for this, have used on multiple sites before. Simply run this function after your html content has been written to the page: function fixPNGs(){ if(jQuery.browser.msie && jQuery.browser.version < 9){ var i; //alert(document.images.length); for(i in document.images){ if(document.images[i].src){ var imgSrc = document.images[i].src; if(imgSrc.substr(imgSrc.length-4) === '.png' || imgSrc

I have a div with a scrollbar. Within it, I have various elements, one of which is an link with display:block and position:relative; Inside of this link are an img with default positioning, and an h3 tag which is supposed to appear over the top of that img, with position:absolute. When I scroll the DIV, other things scroll properly, but these elements and their contents stay fixed. Any ideas on how to solve this bug? Here's a fiddle, and the approx. code is below: http://jsfiddle.net/Z987x/ <a class="slider_link" data-ident="herb-garlic-roast-tenderloin" href="http://superfadlabs.com/clients

Is there any way to differentiate IE7 versus IE6 using PHP's get_browser() function? You can do so as such: $browser = get_browser(); if($browser->browser == 'IE' && $browser->majorver == 6) { echo "IE6"; } elseif($browser->browser == 'IE' && $browser->majorver == 7) { echo "IE7"; } A quick look to the official get_browser() documentation would of answered your question. Always read the documentation before. I read that get_browser() is a relatively slow function, so I was looking for something speedier. This code checks for MSIE 7.0, outputting "Otay!" if true. It's basically the same answer

I have a strange issue with an Array fed ExtJS gridPanel - in IE7 only, before the rowclick event is fired, when I click on a row, the page scrolls up 2-3 rows. On repeated clicks, the page scrolls up until the page is at the top of the page. Then only the rowclicks are passed through to my handler. I only have two listeners registered on this grid: listeners: { rowclick:function(grid, rowIndex, e) { ... my handler }, sortchange : function(grid, rowIndex, e){} Do you have any ideas? I experienced similar bug in Internet Explorer 7. For me zoom:1; position:relative; on surrounding container

This works in Firefox. How can I make it work in IE7? $( '#addressSection input:radio' ).attr( 'disabled', false ); I've also tried these to no avail: $( '#addressSection input:radio' ).removeAttr( "disabled" ); $( '#addressSection input:radio' ).attr( 'disabled', 'false' ); $( '#addressSection input:radio' ).attr( {disabled: false} ); $( '#addressSection input:radio' ).attr( {disabled: 'false'} ); Here's the radio button html as it is rendered by IE7. The original is written in Spring and custom tags. <div id="addressSection"> <div class="column"> <ul class="simpleForm"> <li> <input id=

I'm using the following code to reposition my drop down menus if they fall outside of the browser window area. However it does not work in Internet Explorer 7 and 8. jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery("#nav>ul>li").each(function() { pos = jQuery(this).offset(); if(pos.left + 100 > jQuery(window).width()+window.pageXOffset-jQuery(this).width()) { jQuery(this).addClass("nav-shift");} }); }); The window.pageXOffset property is not supported in IE (7 and 8, at least). Try $(window).offset().left instead: jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery("#nav>ul>li").each(function() { pos = jQuery

I know that IE7 doesn't support the value inherit for any CSS properties except direction and visibility . When a browser doesn't support a value, it should simply not apply the given declaration (that particular line). Does anyone know why IE7 doesn't use the first ul a color declaration, instead choosing to use the plain a color declaration? Is it just ignoring the entire ul a rule? To be clear: in most browsers the first link is red and the second link is blue. In IE7 the first link is red, but so is the second, even though I have at least one declaration it should understand in the ul a

I am developing web applications with c#, Aspnet 3.5, and Ajax 2.0. Question - I run Application_1 in ie7. I would like to programmatically start running Application_2 from Application_1 in a new tab, no matter what the client settings are. Until now I have been opening Application_2 in a new window from Application_1 using ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this, typeof(Page), UniqueID, "window.open('theurl',' width=800, height=500'); ", true); I would like to do something similar to open a new tab. Unfortunately there is no way to control whether the window opens in a new tab or new window.