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This is a caretPos testing for IE9
Edit: Hmm... Guess no way of testing that here... :(
Seems to be something wrong with "DOCTYPE html" and IE9 Documents Mode because of IE9. Hope to be fixed in IE9 RC at Feb 28th
Edit: Hmm... Guess no way of testing that here... :(
Seems to be something wrong with "DOCTYPE html" and IE9 Documents Mode because of IE9. Hope to be fixed in IE9 RC at Feb 28th
Posted
what problem are you trying to test?
Posted
I don't know how to describe... This is about editor, I think with html5 doctype and IE9 (I'm using, post-beta leak, not RC yet) (at least at my test build) for instance, "selecting a text range" like "text" word and pressing bold makes it like "[b]tex[/b]ext" not taking entire word or adding extras... (with Quirks mode like here, it works okay, so one side is related to DOCTYPE)
Not quite sure problem. It does not have problems in IE8 mode or any other browsers, so will watch out for real RC...
Other issue is sadly javascript "prompt" command asking a security question in IE9 on Prompt mode... Trying to find an alternative for that, but no thirdparty javascript halts and wait for responses like prompt...
Not quite sure problem. It does not have problems in IE8 mode or any other browsers, so will watch out for real RC...
Other issue is sadly javascript "prompt" command asking a security question in IE9 on Prompt mode... Trying to find an alternative for that, but no thirdparty javascript halts and wait for responses like prompt...
Posted
Ok, I too have noticed issues with IE9 and the caretpos, just not had chance to play with the code to see if I can fix it. (you can try it's effect on snitz.reddiweb.com (it has doctype set)
The prompt issue is because it basically opens a window which is why security asks for confirmation, this is probably a setting in IE9 that needs adjusting.
The problem is that the more security features that they introduce to protect idiot users, the more annoying it gets for ordinary users who know what they are doing.
The prompt issue is because it basically opens a window which is why security asks for confirmation, this is probably a setting in IE9 that needs adjusting.
The problem is that the more security features that they introduce to protect idiot users, the more annoying it gets for ordinary users who know what they are doing.
Posted
Thanks, will try asap...
Seems only way to find out is to wait for next release and see if it is fixed (if bug --which is most likely)
Seems only way to find out is to wait for next release and see if it is fixed (if bug --which is most likely)
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it could be that the javascript in the forum just needs updating