internet-explorer

问题 I have some code that works in IE7 and 8 but not in 9 var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[2]; which doesn't work in IE9, now I did read that IE9 count white spaces etc and therefore the index won't be the same as in IE7 and IE8 so I debugged and found same values when I changed index from 2 to 4 like so: var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[4]; However when I later on try to access the table object with this code var editor = table

问题 I have some code that works in IE7 and 8 but not in 9 var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[2]; which doesn't work in IE9, now I did read that IE9 count white spaces etc and therefore the index won't be the same as in IE7 and IE8 so I debugged and found same values when I changed index from 2 to 4 like so: var table = document.getElementById('RadGrid_ctl01').childNodes[4]; However when I later on try to access the table object with this code var editor = table

问题 Consider the following code: (Live demo here - Open in Internet Explorer 7 or 9) HTML: <textarea>Hello Stack Overflow</textarea> <input class="a" type="button" value="Click here does the job" /> <div class="a">But clicking here not :(</div> JS: function getInputSelection(el) { var start = 0, end = 0, normalizedValue, range, textInputRange, len, endRange; if (typeof el.selectionStart == "number" && typeof el.selectionEnd == "number") { start = el.selectionStart; end = el.selectionEnd; } else {

问题 I have a map with points on it which the user hovers over to reveal further information. The problem I have is hard to explain because it only seems to be a problem when the user views the page in IE and when it is hosted on my server. Exactly the same code on the jsfiddle page below works fine. http://jsfiddle.net/FbYEW/ What happens when hosted on my server is the z-indexes on the popups do not work and the popups appear underneath the other spots. Can anyone think why this might be... it's

问题 The console stops on this line with the error: Unable to get property 'srcset' of undefined or null reference var srcObj = rollOverCollectionA[i].srcset.splice(171, 0, '-hover'); This above line is part of this section. document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function (event) { var rollOverCollectionA = document.getElementById("roll-over-collection-b").getElementsByClassName("rollover"); rollOverCollectionA = Array.prototype.slice.apply(rollOverCollectionA); console.log(

问题 I read so many answers to my problem but somehow if I try to "mimic" what I see, I still am not able to do what I need. The problem is very simple: fill an inputbox on an opened IE page. Result: the code gets stuck on the line with getelementbyid showing runtime error 424 (object required). Private Sub AddInfoFromIntranet() Dim ie As Object Set ie = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application") Application.SendKeys "{ESC}" ' I need this to ignore a prompt With ie .Visible = True .navigate "

问题 I read so many answers to my problem but somehow if I try to "mimic" what I see, I still am not able to do what I need. The problem is very simple: fill an inputbox on an opened IE page. Result: the code gets stuck on the line with getelementbyid showing runtime error 424 (object required). Private Sub AddInfoFromIntranet() Dim ie As Object Set ie = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application") Application.SendKeys "{ESC}" ' I need this to ignore a prompt With ie .Visible = True .navigate "

问题 I read so many answers to my problem but somehow if I try to "mimic" what I see, I still am not able to do what I need. The problem is very simple: fill an inputbox on an opened IE page. Result: the code gets stuck on the line with getelementbyid showing runtime error 424 (object required). Private Sub AddInfoFromIntranet() Dim ie As Object Set ie = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application") Application.SendKeys "{ESC}" ' I need this to ignore a prompt With ie .Visible = True .navigate "

问题 I read so many answers to my problem but somehow if I try to "mimic" what I see, I still am not able to do what I need. The problem is very simple: fill an inputbox on an opened IE page. Result: the code gets stuck on the line with getelementbyid showing runtime error 424 (object required). Private Sub AddInfoFromIntranet() Dim ie As Object Set ie = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application") Application.SendKeys "{ESC}" ' I need this to ignore a prompt With ie .Visible = True .navigate "

问题 I'm trying to make a webpage that people will run from their hard drives, locally, and this page will show a .wmv video (which is also stored locally), using Windows Media Player When I run this, IE shows me the "ActiveX Warning" bar at the top, which is what i'm trying to work around. If I load this from a web server, it loads fine, but from the local disk, it won't. Now, apparently, MS has added the Mark of the Web thingy precisely to work around this problem, however, I've been trying for