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I think this problem is related to this question: Clicking submit clears file field instead of submitting the form (IE9) I have the following form and 1 IE9 user reporting an issue. They are able to browse and select a file from their computer. But when they click the button to submit the form the image field is cleared and thus the application returns the error to 'please select an image'. I cannot replicate the problem. Upload a Photo (Step 1 of 2) <div class="box-content"> <form encType="multipart/form-data" method="post" name="galleryuploadform" action=""> <table> <tbody><tr><td class=

I am trying to use Azure Blob Storage as a location for secure file downloads using Shared Access Signature. Everything is working very well, however the problem I am having is I am trying to allow the user to save files from the browser and I have all browsers except IE9 working. Reviewing this question, What content type to force download of text response? this works well when I can control all of the headers, however in Azure Blob Storage, I have set the Content-Type to application/octet-stream and this allows all browsers except IE to ask the user to save the file, IE simply opens the file

I'm trying to use a JavascriptExecutor to open a new tab in IE9 from selenium webdriver: public void openTab() { String url = webDriver.getCurrentUrl(); String script = "var a=document.createElement('a');a.target='_blank';a.href='" + url + "';a.innerHTML='open';document.body.appendChild(a);return a"; Object element = getJSExecutor().executeScript(script); if (element instanceof WebElement) { WebElement anchor = (WebElement) element; anchor.click(); } else { throw new RuntimeException("Unable to open tab: " + url); } } This works fine in Chrome but on running in IE9, I get the following error:

is it possible to Workaround for display:inline-flex in IE 9 <div style="display:inline-flex"> Test </div> I understand from your question, that you are aware of the fact that IE9 does not support flexbox . A polyfill for flexbox, named flexie.js , does exist (not maintained afaik), but it works using the old 2009 syntax of flexbox. Using the old syntax is of course not recommended, since the 2009 syntax is really outdated and many browsers won't recognize it anymore. But , you can try to use Autoprefixer , which transforms new-syntax rules to old-syntax rules (while preserving the new-syntax

I have a xml document which right now is not even recognized as xml on IE9. I have tried adding correct xmlns:xsl attribute, also it has a correct header starting with <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> This xml renders perfectly in IE 6 7 8 but does not work in IE9. I am not sure if it is Quirks mode related issue, and if it is I am not sure what DOCTYPE is should use for XML documents. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Following is the first few lines of XML document. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/mobiledoc/jsp/empi/master/CCD.xsl" ?>

I'm using CSS3 PIE to add support for rounded corners to IE7/8. I've found that when I have lots of elements on the page with rounded corners, performance in IE9 drops considerably when PIE is enabled: scrolling becomes laggy, simple hover effects (like link color changes) become significantly delayed, etc. But according to PIE's own documentation, PIE "does nothing" in IE9 if the browser natively supports the particular CSS3 feature you're using. Theoretically, then, if I'm only using border-radius (which IE9 supports), enabling PIE should have no effect on performance. What could be causing

I have this code in a button: var csvContent = "data:text/csv;charset=utf-8,"; csvContent += myCSVcontent; var encodedUri = encodeURI(csvContent); window.open(encodedUri); This works perfectly in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. - But not IE8 - I need Internet Explorer 8 compatibility. When I click the button that calls the code above it downloads the .csv file to my computer. When I click the button in IE8 though, it opens a new IE8 window with all the csv contents in the address bar and does not download (or ask to download) anything. Unfortunately, I have to have IE8 compatibility. How can I