Re: Internet Explorer 11 - compatibility mode

2014-10-14 Thread Eric Metcalf 
We ran into the same problem.  We took a different approach particular to 
the function no longer being supported.

The DOM.gwt.xml switches user.agents with ie10 or less from StyleInjectorImpl 
to StyleInjectorImplIE.

In the gwt.xml file we check if the function exists 
return typeof $doc.createStyleSheet === 'function';

If that function does not exist and the user.agent is ie10 or less switch 
StyleInjectorImpl to IeCompatibilityStyleInjectorImpl.

IeCompatibilityStyleInjectorImpl is a class we created that just extends 
StyleInjectorImpl.  This was required so that the DOM.gwt.xml doesn't find 
and try to switch StyleInjectorImpl.

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Re: Internet Explorer 11 - compatibility mode

2014-10-14 Thread Jens 
This should be fixed in GWT 2.7, 
see 
https://gwt.googlesource.com/gwt/+/master/user/src/com/google/gwt/useragent/rebind/UserAgentPropertyGenerator.java

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Internet Explorer 11 - compatibility mode

2014-06-17 Thread ckuetbach 
Hello,

I had some trouble with embedded IE11-webviews. The useragent contains *msie 
*and the *documentMode *is 11. This is why they get the IE10 permutation. 
But the IE11-browser has removed some functions in the compat mode. 
(createStyleSheet for example)

So I used a custom UserAgentPropertyGenerator based on

https://gwt.googlesource.com/gwt/+/2.6.1/user/src/com/google/gwt/useragent/rebind/UserAgentPropertyGenerator.java

to rewrite the binding for IE11. In fact the IE11 compatibility mode is not 
compatible with older IE. 
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/bg182625(v=vs.85).aspx

I added a new Block before the IE10-code block

   1. // IE11
   2. new UserAgentPropertyGeneratorPredicate(gecko1_8)
   3. .getPredicateBlock()
   4. .println(return ($doc.documentMode = 11);)
   5. .returns('gecko1_8'),
   6. // IE10

The first tests looked good to me. But I am not sure, if I will cause some 
serious trouble with this approach.

The IE11 will get the gecko1_8 permutation in Standard mode and 
Compatibility mode now.

There may be errors, if one sets a variable documentMode=11 onto the 
document. I may also need to add another condition to the oterh IE-code 
blocks

return (ua.indexOf('msie') != -1  ($doc.documentMode = 10) * 
$doc.createStyleSheet*);

I know I may also get into trouble with IE12. But uhm  One always 
get into trouble with never IE-versions.


Is there a problem with this approach I don't see?


Thanks,

Christian Kütbach

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