I am trying to trigger the submit button when a user presses enter. Works great for all browsers except Internet Explorer 9. Strange thing is that IE insists on
Having the below issues using the TruClient Protocols. Any help would be much appreciated. Set Up: I have Loadrunner 12 installed in Win7 with IE 11 & lat
I have an app that must run in IE 7/8(compat). (I know, right?) The app includes the following functionality.... If I click on a dropdown list, the list checks
I'm trying to figure out what could be causing a problem in IE9 on a production machine. We have a <select> combo box with an inline change handler (I'm a
I want to cancel inline onclick event <p id="demo" onclick="alert(1234)"></p> in certain condition, so I am using a global onclick event to conditi
I am using ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM"); to help loadan XML file that I have. I know that IE 11 now support DOMparser, but after reading this stack mover f
I am viewing PDF into iframe. It works fine. But some of the client don't able to see it in IE. They get it as download option. How can I identify if browser
Suppose I have a nested table like the following: <table id="search"> <tbody> <tr><td>a</td></tr> <tr><td&g
Basically, in IE11, when you try to print preview (or print, for that matter) this page (and a few others on this site), the page never renders in the preview p
As some old versions of IE didn't provide the event as argument to event listeners, we got used to (event||window.event). In order to decide whether it can sti
I have a github.com demo page that is linking to https://raw.github.com/.../master/.../file.js so that I don't need to always copy the .js file over to the gh-p
$('a').click(function(event){ if( event.ctrlKey || event.target.href){ return false; } }); Working fine in Firefox and Chrome, but not in IE. Plea
I have used below code - Its not working on IE9 but works fine on Firefox and Chrome $(document).ready(function(){ if (document.addEventListener) { // al
I'm reading a book called "Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and Ajax" (2006) On Page 168/139 it offers some example code, a stopBubble function, which pr
Let's say I have the following code: var style = $("<style/>") .html("body{background:grey; color:white;} /*and more CSS style*/") .on("load", fun
At least IE9 and IE10 have strange behaviour. I have four input fields and subscribe on their change events. I have logic which disables first input field insid
In a mousedown event-handler of a div another new div is created and appended to the body. This new div has position:fixed (can also be position:absolute) and h
I try to attach an event on a input element, then I put this code on onload of body element: bornDate.attachEvent("onblur", validade(true)); But in onload, the
Is there a way to make this work in IE? It works in Chrome and Firefox. <html> <body> <div oncopy="alert('text copied')"> Copy me
I have a JavaScript function that contains a for loop that iterates so many times. After calling this function, the IE browser displays this message: Stop