Application built using Pega 7 Designer Studio running in IE11 compatibility mode in Edge. Is there any way we can disable this IE11 compatibility in Microsoft edge.
Disable IE mode on Microsoft Edge
Open Microsoft Edge on Windows 10.
Click the Settings and More (ellipsis) button on the top-right
corner.
Select the Settings option.
Click on Default browser.
Under the “Internet Explorer compatibility” section, turn off the
“Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode” toggle
switch.
Click the Restart button or Restart the Computer.
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I'm pulling my hair out over this since I'm already searching for a solution on it for a few days.
The problem is that when no instance of Chrome is currently opened and I press the Google Chrome Button to launch my web application, Chrome opens a new window on a gray screen. I can't load any pages, not even the settings page. It only occures when I do it from Visual Studio in Administrator mode. When an active instance of chrome is already opened, it will successfully open on that instance in a new tab. When I open the Chrome exe in the program files or via my desktop shortcut, it also works fine. It seems to only occur when launched from within VS administrator modus.
Steps to reproduce in my case:
Open VS in Administrator
Close all instances of Chrome
Launch web application in Chrome
New Chrome window opens with unresponsive gray screen:
Screenshot of the result
I've already tried:
Repairing VS
Reinstalling Chrome
Anyone already encountered this problem and has a solution?
Cheers
I had the same issue for a day or so and was really getting on my nerves!
I tried a few things:
Loading Chrome in Administrator mode (didn't work)
Loading Chrome independently, i.e. not getting Visual Studio to debug directly in Chrome, then pointing it to my app (didn't work)
Setting Chrome to always run in Admin mode (didn't work)
Finally I set Chrome's Compatibility settings to run Windows 8 and it seems to work now! Even from VS firing it directly into Debug mode.
I'm running
Windows Server 2012 R2
Visual Studio 2015 Pro
It's worth noting this issue NEVER happened in Visual Studio 2013 Community.
Hope that helps
Chrome compatibility settings
After looking all over the web for solution, I give up.
Is it possible to make chrome close when you stop the debugger and make the debugger stop when you close chrome, like it does with IE?
Maybe there is an addin that does this?
I'm using both vs 2010 and 2013.
Thanks.
Only Internet Explorer can do this, as it's both a Microsoft product. Since Chrome has no direct access to Visual Studio it would be weird if Chrome could cut down the IIS process which is running on your PC.
If you like to see the "Stop debug behavior" you should use Internet Explorer as debug browser.
Stop debugging Visual Studio 2013 when browser closes
Has anyone else run into this problem and resolved it?
I am developing with Visual Studio 2010 in a clean install of RTM of Windows 8. While developing an ASP.NET application and RUNNING it with the Debugger Attached, I can not click on HTML links in ANY application and have it open up a browser window.
I will be running(debugging through VS) my application in Firefox, and I can't click on links sent in Google Talk or Outlook.
If I stop the application from running, I can then click on those links.
I have also seen that while debugging, I am using jQuery Drag-N-Drop HTML 5 functionality in my application. I can't use that functionality while it is running under the debugger, it just doesn't work. This happens with all browsers (Chrome, Firefox and IE). But if I stop debugging, and run it without the debugger on, it then works.
Any ideas?
Try to disable the debuging for "Javascript" in Visual Studio 2012.
I can't get the Internet Explorer Developer Toolbar to load on Windows 7, assuming IE 8. Therefore I am forced to use Firefox and it's toolbar. Has anyone got the Microsoft toolbar to work on Windows 7?
You don't need the developer toolbar with IE8. Go to the Tools dropdown and you'll find a MUCH better set of tools under 'Developer Tools'.
It works just fine, I just hit F12 and it shows up normally.
I have an ASP.Net Web Site with GridView control that in turn contains a ButtonField column. It's supposed to do a postback when this ButtonField is clicked, but that doesn't happen if I click on the button from within the Internet Explorer window that Visual Studio opens while debugging. I can get it to successfully postback when I bring up and click on the ButtonField from an externally-invoked Internet Explorer window or a Firefox window, but never from the window Visual Studio produces.
I'm using:
Windows Vista Home Premium
Visual Studio 2008, running as Administrator
Internet Explorer 7.0.6000.16809
Firefox 3.0.6
Do you have any javascript added to that button? If javascript fails onclick it could bring up the debugger when running via VS but any other browser might just be eating the error.
I've determined the problem is due to running Visual Studio 2008 as Administrator under Windows Vista. Doing so causes some kind of issue with Javascript that prevents GridView ButtonFields from issuing postbacks. Contrary to Microsoft's advice for the previous version of Visual Studio (2005), debugging with Visual Studio 2008 running under Windows Vista requires that the IDE not be run using "Run as Administrator".