internet-explorer-9

Does anyone know how many concurrent connections IE 9 allows while in other browser modes? Since I'm asking, how concurrent connections do all IE browsers and other the top browsers have? Actually having issues in Chrome, i think its a concurrency problem, someone suggested that it should happen in IE& as well, but i do not have IE7 installed. I did try it in IE9 set to IE7 browser mode, and it worked. SO was wondering if IE7 mode was using IE9's concurrent connection? IE8 and IE9 have 6 concurrent connections on broadband. IE10 has 8 concurrent connections. http://weblogs.asp.net/mschwarz

I've got code working in the latest Chrome and Firefox. IE9 however hates me (and I feel the same). The specific error I'm getting is: Object doesn't support property or method 'done' The code in question: app.$.ajax({ url: app.baseUrl + "Geos", contentType: "application/json", dataType: "json" }).done(function (data) { app.controls.ddlGeos.html(''); for (var i = 0; i < data.d.length; i++) { var geo = data.d[i]; var option = $(document.createElement("option")); option.attr('value', geo.code); option.html(geo.name); app.controls.ddlGeos.append(option); }; }).fail(function (xhr, status) {

We are upgrading a web-based software from Windows XP with Internet Explorer 6 to Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 9. Furthermore, a webbrowser object is used inside a WPF application. We now have a strange behavior, when opening a window with a url (with an instruction like window.open(url)), the ASP session is "lost" and the new window works with a new from scratch session. I solved this issue by avoiding useless windows opening and instead, I modify the location of the current window. But I would like to understand why this behavior ! Do you have any clue ? Thank you. This could be cause by

I'm using border-image which works in all browsers except IE. For IE versions 7 and 8, I have css3pie which makes it work. But I haven't been able to find any plugin to make it work in IE9. Is there a way I can hack it so it works in IE9 as well? Shauna I found some static about PIE attempting to add it, but having some issue. They might be able to get it in the near future, though. Until then, you have two options: Allow IE to degrade gracefully. This is not a bad thing, as designs don't have to look the same in all browsers. However, since you already have IE8 and below working, it might be

Not sure if I am missing something obvious, as this is the first time I've tried to do much with raw DOM apis (as opposed to via jQuery, or such). Consider the following code, where I manually create a TBODY with document.createElement and then set it's innerHTML. <table id="myTable"> </table> <script type='text/javascript'> var row = "<tr><td><span>col1</span></td><td>col2</td></tr>"; var render = function(){ var table = document.getElementById('myTable'); var tbody = document.createElement('tbody'); tbody.innerHTML = row; table.appendChild(tbody); console.log(tbody.innerHTML); }; $(document)