I have a strange question!
I have developed a website in asp.net webforms, I've tested this website in IE7, IE8, Ie9 (RC), Firefox, Chrome and Safari, in Windows XP and Windows 7. Everything works fine.
But in Internet Explorer in Windows Vista, does not working. The website opens in browser, but when the application needs a postback it does not work. I don't know why it is happening. If someone could suggest something to accomplish this? I appretiate!
Thank you!
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Highly doubt it's the OS... Check your internet options...
A failed postback could be due to a javascript error. Have you tried using the Javascript console (Shift+F12) in IE8, or using Firebug Lite in versions lower than IE8? Could you turn off surpressing javascript error notifications to see if this presents the issue?
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Our company just installed an IE 11 patch and it broke the CuteEditor that we are using for an internal ASP.NET 3.5 website. We have changed the X-UA-Compatible to IE11 and EDGE with no success. It works fine on our local machines, but does not work on the server. Our enterprise has Enterprise Mode and Compatibility mode setup for Intranet sites. After the patch installed, we no longer have the CuteEditor toolbar and the textboxes are readonly. It works fine in Chrome, but that's not really a viable solution for a large enterprise right now.
Here is a link to the MS for the patch that was installed
Can anyone shed any light on what we need to do?
We found a fix for the issue. We had to disable partial rendering in the update panels that the cuteeditor controls were in.
I am building an asp.net website on vs2005 (c#) and I can't find a way to debug using a browser that is not IE.
I managed to open pages in non-debug mode with different browsers by using "browse with..." on any file's context menu and even setting the desired browser as default if i wish.
but I can't find a way to make this alternative browser work when I do it in debug mode (start debugging button/F5).
Is there any way to do this? I searched around a lot and all I found is a solution for vs2003 which doesn't seem to work in vs2005.
thanks,
Asaf
i work on visual-studio 2008 and my default web browser is google chrome.
i want to test it on explorer.
when i run from visual-studio it shows on google chrome.
how to change it ?
Scott Gu blogged about this.
I'm using Firefox as my default browser and I'm trying to debug java script in side asp.net page visual studio 2008 with Firefox browser.
how to enable script debugging in visual studio 2008 when using Firefox?
by the way, I installed JavaScript Debugger plug-in for Firefox.
Unfortunately there's no way to attach to a non-IE browser in Visual Studio unless someone knows of a trick I don't. You'll want to either use the infinitely useful Firebug Extension for Firefox or the more feature rich Venkman debugger.
I have had issues with scripts being cached in FF while you're developing, so I would suggest making frequent use of the [CTRL][SHIFT] + Delete shortcut to clear your cache. Another trick I use is to insert
debugger;
into your script where you want to make sure you break into the debugger. I'm sure this works in Firebug and may also in Venkman.
Happy debugging.
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.