I have this page, and on IE 9 the images are loading very well but on previous versions aren't on FF, Chrome, Opera, Safari all the things are well is just on those versions of IE and with specific images. I've checked the Dev Tools of iE8 and everything is fine.
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I just implemented the Foundation CSS framework which works great in all browsers except IE 9. In IE 10+ it works great, but not in IE 9. I have tried a variety of fixes, the latest adding and tags surrounding my code, but still no luck. I can't seem to find out any issues with compatibility so I'm hoping there is a fix.
my CanvasJS chart is only working on google chrome if someone has an idea I would be thankful.
They are live chart and the datas are pushed with json, on mozilla and internet explorer (9) i can only see the axes !
Difference between mozilla (latest version) and chrome :
CanvasJS Chart seems to be working fine across devices and browsers including Chrome v72.0.3626.121, Firefox v65.0.2, Opera v58.0.3135.79, Edge v44.17763.1.0, IE8+, Safari, Android Chrome, etc.
However this issue can be observed in few browsers when:
The x-value is date-time.
The value passed is not in one of the Valid JavaScript Date formats.
Browsers like Chrome, Firefox handles few invalid JS Date formats aswell, but browsers like IE doesn't. Because of this reason, chart seems to be incomplete / not rendered properly in IE.
As I was upgrading a site to use bootstrap css I noticed a page that has an iframe that it uses. Another developer claims it works only in IE, but I cannot get it to work in IE, FF or Chrome. FF and Chrome display nothing, while IE 11 blows up trying to load the pdf.
The code that is literally in the view source of what the browsers are trying to read just doesn't look quite right to me. Thoughts?
<iframe id="ContentPlaceHolder1_pdfFrame" width="720" height="590" name="pdfFrame" src="File:\\chc\shared\IntakeTest\Storage\WF_Test_20130702161454_2.pdf"></iframe>
I am working in Firefox (a standards compliant browser, right?), and my page looks fine in Google Chrome, and IE 9 (don't know about Safari), but a few aspects of my page go quirky in Opera. So, in IE 8 thru 6, I can use the [if lte IE8] tags, but is there anything similar for these "standards compliant" browsers (Opera in specific). And yes, I do have the latest version of Opera.
Conditional comments (e.g. [if lte IE8]) only apply to IE and to do any other kind of browser or feature detection you would need JavaScript.
I'm integrate this plugin and his file input doesnt have multi file selection. So I added multiple attribute, but I just wonder if there is some browser or other thing(OS maybe) that doesnt support it.
Many don't... see this link for discussion
http://ajaxian.com/archives/input-typefile-multiple-now-in-a-real-browser
Googling around it appears FF 3.6, Safari 4, and Chrome (not sure) support it. IE definitely doesn't and Opera might not.
According to W3Schools.com the multiple attribute is now supported in Firefox, Opera, Chrome, Safari, and IE version 10.
These are the Browsers and OS that don't support multiple file upload.
As of now (2017-04-13) caniuse.com states:
Not Supported:
Opera Mini on Android
Android Browser
Blackberry Browser
Opera (37) for Android
Chrome 57 on Android 4.x and below
Firefox (52) for Android
IE Mobile 11
UC Browser 11 for Android
Samsung Internet 4
Supported:
IE from Version 10 (2012-09-04)
MS Edge from Version 12 (2015-07-29)
Firefox from Version 3.6 (2010-01-21)
Chrome from Version 5 (2010-05-25)
Safari from Version 4 (2009-06-08)
Opera from Version 11.5 (2011-06-28)
Safari + Chrome for iOS 6.0-6.1 (2013-01-28)
Chrome 57 for Android (2017-03-27) on Android 5.x (not below)
QQ Browser 1.2 (2017-01-01)