IE9 has a built-in option for running IE7 script or is this a developer
add-on?
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Perhaps you did this already but I have found it useful if you can, and
you need to run w7, to use the debugger on ie9,set it to ie7 mode and
see what happens. I have had lots of things not run smoothly on w7 and
work fine otherwise.
good luck
On 10/25/2011 1:10 PM, kstubs wrote:
I may have
Can you post a self-contained example to http://jsbin.com?
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On Oct 25, 6:10 pm, kstubs wrote:
> I may have to repost, but I'll state what I think the issue may be here
> first.
>
> OK, so IE7. I have a class and I mixin an object called SimpleForms.
> These methods are not available in
I may have to repost, but I'll state what I think the issue may be here
first.
OK, so IE7. I have a class and I mixin an object called SimpleForms.
These methods are not available in the intialize method for the class. So,
var myClass = Class.create(SimpleForms, {
initialize: function() {
t
I have spent days now (more than days really) trying to get my code to work
in IE7. I'm about to say, * screw it, IE7 not supported *. I can't begin
to explain how/when/why the problem, and am not seeking help, I'm just
ranting.
I feel better now..
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On Oct 25, 2:18 pm, ColinFine wrote:
> Your 'serialize()' is called when you _define_ dofill.
No, it'll get called each time he _calls_ `dofill`.
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Colin, thanks for taking the time to look. Yes, the form has some hidden
fields with data (user must be logged in to access this particular form).
I found the problem... fixed it about 8 minutes ago, had to update the
entire site!
The problem only surfaces under IE9. If you click into compatib
Your 'serialize()' is called when you _define_ dofill. Has the form
got any contents at that point?
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