I have many users with IE11 using my code...(my solution is a Microsoft Word app, which unfortunately uses the IE11 engine when running on Windows machines so MSFT can support Windows 7 users...!!!).
One user is seeing a
"Object doesn't support property or method 'bootstrapToggle'"
error...
Any reason why IE11 might not run/allow this library?
User is in another timezone and its been hard getting additional info...I've asked them to update IE11 etc. The rest of my basic bootstrap3, jquery app loads okay...
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Is there any reason why the javascript function forEach would not work on IE10 when running on Windows Server 2008, when it works on all other installations of IE10 that I have available (including on BrowserStack)?
I'm in the middle of a remote-desktop upgrade on the test site for a client - and as it's a test site the client refuses to allow external http access. So the only web-access I have is using IE10 that is on the actual server itself (I am unable to upgrade the browser, as it's not my server).
I'm using the sortable.js library to implement simple sorting (unfortunately due to infrastructure issues, jquery is not available)... but IE10 on Windows Server 2008 throws the following error...
Error: Object doesn't support property or method 'forEach'
This error has added at least an hour to the upgrade (as I'm having to manually change sort orders in the database, rather than via the tools I have written)... and I'm only half way through.
The version on the server is identical to that on Browser Stack (10.0.9200.17566)... so I simply don't understand why it's not working.
Can anybody explain why this is happening - and more importantly if there is any way of fixing it (that doesn't involve changing the external javacsript library)?
Could IE10 be running in an older document mode (maybe in compatibility view)? The forEach function isn't defined in IE7 or IE8 mode.
I just published an app at http://ineedaprompt.com. It relies on front-end Javascript.
It seems to work on all browsers except the somewhat-outdated version of Chrome (v. 42.0.2311.111) I have on my somewhat-outdated Android smartphone. I've never gotten USB debugging to work with my Mac, and so don't seem to have a way of debugging the Javascript for this particular browser.
This may very well be an edge case, but I'm unsure -- I think the odds are if it fails for one browser, it will fail for others.
Are there any recommendations on how I could debug this? Or might some kind-hearted person be able to check their console tell me the reason this JS is failing?
The source code is available at the links below. Since I cannot access the console, I have no idea which lines are causing the error, and so cannot include any code in this question.
https://github.com/RobertAKARobin/inap-node/blob/master/public/ineedaprompt.js
https://github.com/RobertAKARobin/inap-node/blob/master/public/index.html
I am trying to build a simple AngularJS application using an old Chrome (version 2010).
Then I am facing various problems with routing. Basically Chrome becomes unstable, even crashes often.
I suspect that my old Chrome is not compatible with the specific AngularJS I am using (v1.3.8).
Where can I find such information? I mean the version of Chrome needed by AugularJS of specific version?
I searched AngularJS document, but didn't get a clue.
Edited:
Quoted from link https://code.angularjs.org/1.3.8/docs/misc/faq:
We run our extensive test suite against the following browsers: Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera 15, IE9 and mobile browsers (Android, Chrome Mobile, iOS Safari). See Internet Explorer Compatibility for more details in supporting legacy IE browsers.
I think these details above are a little vague as a reference. I understand the recommended practice is upgrading Chrome to the latest. As "Derek 朕會功夫" commented, my environment is restricted to some extent. One of the restrictions is, it is not feasible to upgrade Chrome.
That is why I want to find out the exact Chrome version supported by AngularJS. People may come up with similar concerns with other browsers like Firefox. Right?
thanks!
Answer To PSL: I am not using bangrang.
BTW, "add a comment" link doesn't work for me , so I have to comment here :(
As far as I can tell, you require Chrome 13 (MDN) from 2011 in order to support the functions tested in the Angular source found here, such as File and Blob.
Quite strange this one.
I was testing a webpage on IE11 when I suddenly realized that each time that javascript code reaches a call to localStorage it's returning 'An internal error occurred in the Microsoft Internet extensions' error.
IE ver is 11.09600.17358 on Windows 7 SP1
All IE extensions are currently disabled and I've already tried to empty temporary files and restore IE defaults, also I've checked that DOM storage is enabled, however the problem is still there.
Firefox and Chrome shows no problem executing the app.
I've been googling for a while without success about this one, any insight will be much appreciated.
I had this same issue until I turned off Protected Mode. Funnily enough, it's why I couldn't look into Stack Overflow just a couple minutes ago :).
I've a Rails application that uses Tinymce to allow users write posts from many forms.
It works perfect in firefox and chrome but it doesn't work in IE. I can assume that but the problem is... it is working perfectly in IE when I try it in my dev enviroment.
When I try to use those forms from server I get these errors:
SCRIPT438: Object doesn't support this property or method 'parentElement',
tiny_mce.js?1364308119 line 1 character 41026
I know this is not too specific but I hope somebody faced this problem before 8-)
Tinymce version is 3.
Thanks in advance