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I have a removeFilter() javascript function in my application and it is not getting invoked for some reason and throwing the following error ONLY in IE9. I initially thought it be some typo in my invocation code but when i simple change the name to something other than removeFilter() (say for example applyFilter()) the function seems to be working fine. I simple tried printing some alerts within the function and the function was not invoked. Please note the function works fine in other IE 7, IE8. ERRROR: SCRIPT65535: Argument not optional See http://www.jabcreations.com/blog/internet-explorer

We've been using active scripting in our browser extension (BHO) for a while with the old JScript engine (CLSID_JScript), and we recently decided to support the new IE9 script engine (Chakra) as well. One thing we do is add symbols to the engine using AddNamedItem with the SCRIPTITEM_CODEONLY option to create our own modules (namespaces). Unfortunately, we haven't been able to get this to work with Chakra. Even the most trivial example where we add a symbol and immediately retrieve its script dispatch yields an E_OUTOFMEMORY error. if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) { hr = scriptEngine->AddNamedItem(L"test",

I have a tall <ul> element that is used as a popover menu. The overflow-y is set to auto, and I can scroll up and down to see the <li> elements. In IE9, when I scroll the <ul> element down and then mouse over any of the <li> elements, the scrollbar jumps straight back to the top. This makes it impossible to select any items at the bottom of a long list. Neither Firefox nor Chrome exhibit this behavior. Is this a known IE issue? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19799835/ul-with-vertical-scroll-jumps-to-top-in-ie9

Are there any differences in the JavaScript of these two modes in IE 9? If yes, what are they? wiky IE9 standards document mode supports ECMAScript, Fifth Edition features , so the method such as forEach , every , map of Array and defineProperty , keys of Object are support well. more about IE9 standards document mode supports enhanced DOM programmability. (may not what you're interested in, but it does so). more about IE9 removes some of the key differences between IE8 JavaScript implementation and the ECMAScript, Third Edition Specification . Quirks mode supports the JavaScript functionality

We're having an issue with IE rendering only part of the characters in a font. This only happens in production and the same font file works great locally. It would be great if someone could give me a hand on this! Thanks! P.S. The font is generated by IcoMoon You can see it yourself on the preview page here . UPDATE: Disabling Amazon Cloundfront CDN helped me avoid this issue. Although it would be really nice if we could eliminate it once and for all. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17150180/iconic-fonts-displayed-partially-in-ie9-10