In my web application when i try to login in from Mozilla or chrome, it takes me to the correct url that im redirecting to after authentication, im using form-authentication. But when i try to do that in IE, it just puts my intended URL in the query string as return and gives me the login prompt again. Does any one have any ideas as t...
My Test setup consists of several Java test cases running in IE6 using Selenium RC and TestNG. During my test runs, the following IE Script error popup comes randomly. Upon trying to dismiss this popup by clicking Yes, the test run hangs and I have to kill the entire run. I have tried disabling popup blocker and the MDM service but wit...
In my website, I've got an ol with decimals (list-style-type:decimal). In Internet Explorer, when the list gets over 9 the decibel starts at 0 again. This is how it should be displayed, and how it's displayed in Firefox: This is how Internet Explorer 7 and 6 displays it (IE8 not tested yet): So the list starts at zero again. CSS of t...
Monring all, It early Monday morning and I'm struggling to understand why the followng line works in IE and not in FF. <a class="button" href="#" onclick="setMaintenanceMode(false);">disable</a> In both IE and FF the URL when you hover over the button is... http://localhost:8080/mainapp/secure/gotoDevice.action?hardwareId=1&stor...
Another IE6 Script error seeming to popup at random occassions during my TestNG - Java - Selenium RC test runs. Any clues to what maybe the root cause of this type of errors? ...
Hey all, I'm using jQuery to try and access the contents of an iframe WYSIWYG, just to get the character count and update a counter outside the iFrame. Oddly enough, my code works fine in in Firefox, but breaks in all versions of IE. Wondering if anyone could help me out with some IE-friendly syntax? Here's what I have so far: This is ...
I'd like to say it's the query, but it isn't. Even when we go through it step-by-step, the queries finish without a hitch. Even the .DataBind() method doesn't APPEAR to cause the lag. Here's how I know it has to do with my IQueryable as the binding source: Old code: Call a stored procedure using SqlCommand and use SqlAdapter to fil...
Is there some way to access webpage warning/error details using JavaScript? For instance, errors in IE show up in the bottom left corner like so: I would like to able to access the details of this error (in IE as well as other browsers if possible) using JavaScript. Any suggestions? EDIT: I'm not looking for debuggers. I want to a...
From within a browser extension (BHO) I want to know the URL that referred a user to the current page. I thought I could just get the document.referrer, but I find that's blank if links are opened in a new window. Is this just tough bikkies or can I use opener.location.href in some cases, or something else? As a follow-up, I'm currently...
Hello, I'm building an app and have no intentions of support IE6 at this time. To be fair to IE6, I want IE6 users to know that and not think the app was made by incompetent developers. I was hoping a JQUERY Plug-In would be available that would provide a nice StackOverflow style alert at the top of the page, plug & play and I'm done. ...
according to McAfee “Aurora” Exploit In Google Attack Now Public, and the exploit code referred should be here, any one can give a more detailed explanation how it works? ...
Hi, We are developing a C# windows application which scrolls the selected windows automatically by using(hooking) win32 SendMessage() function and later will display the no. of pixels scrolled using GetScrollInfo() function. The SendMessage() is working properly & is scrolling all windows including IE. But GetScrollInfo() is not worki...
I have this simple select: <select name="zlecenia_index_icpp" id="items_per_page"> <option value="10">10</option> <option value="25" selected="selected">25</option> <option value="50">50</option> </select> and on it there's: $('#items_per_page').change(function(){ var controller_action = this.name.replace(/_...
I'm working on a web application, which in some times JS messages and alerts popup, I want to suppress this messages and alerts from poping up, How can I do that if I don't know when or where this message pop up from using c# code?! in other words, how I can take control on the IE window(client side) in which this message popup and how ...
I've been debugging a curious issue with file paths in an instance of IE embedded in my application. I have the following JavaScript/jQuery: <script type="text/javascript"> function foobar(src) { $("img").attr("src", src); } </script> And my DOM contains a single img tag: <img src="loading.jpg" /> I have the following three link...
Go to this page for example: http://readme.readmedia.com/State-Treasurer-Fitzgerald-Reminds-Teachers-to-Register-for-Free-Pencils/1052815 Click the Twitter button to post it to Twitter. It works in every browser except Internet Explorer 7, including other versions of Internet Explorer. Any ideas on how to fix this? Or any alternative T...
I don't know greasemonkey but I think it is a way to script or extend Firefox. Is there a greasemonkey for IE? for example: There's a website that is hosting a page that asks me to install MSXML5.0. I don't want MSXML5.0. I was thinking if I had a greasemonkey capability (if it is what I think it is), I'd be able to write a scr...
I'm working with IE7 and some jQuery dialogs and I'm running into about a 6meg leak per dialog opened. I'm assuming it's to do with closures, but so far everything I've done to remove them haven't helped. At this point I think I've taken care of all the closures except on for a callback function I pass in, but it's still leaking 6 megs e...
Okay, I have enough code that I probably shouldn't post the code directly, but I'm not sure where the problem lies within it. The page in question is at letterlyyours.com/design.php. How it's supposed to work is that you type in a word, press "Submit", and then little photos of each letter appear below--that you can scroll up and down....
Chrome seems to measure an elements width from the inside of the margin including padding but Firefox and IE measure the boxes width where the border is (not including padding but inside margin). measuring the elements width from the border makes sense to me and is also helpful when coding because turning on borders will let you see the ...