Does anyone have any idea whether the javascript function window.resizeTo() support is removed from safari browser version 10.11.4. Its working for lower versions of safari browser.
I also tried using the w3schools link and the resize does not happen.
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/tryit.asp?filename=tryjsref_win_resizeby_resizeto
Can anyone please confirm this?
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I am trying to run the following JavaScript as a test on a website / webapp*.
javascript: {window.alert("Hello World")}
*This website / webapp forces the EDGE browser to run on IE11 compatibility mode.
But am getting an error (translated to english) :
"No Access to Website: Make sure that the Webadress //ieframe.dll/dnserror.htm?ErrorStatus=0x8007005# is correct".
The JS Code is now visible in the url section, so I assume the above error has not much to do with the actual problem.
Tried it on Chrome and IE11 (native) and they both work with the mentioned website / webapp.
Is there a way to make it work on EDGE compatibility mode IE11?
Thanks for your help!
KR
Joe
I think you can't make bookmarklet work in Edge IE mode as IE mode doesn't support Internet Explorer toolbars.
From the image above, you can see that Favorites bar belongs to IE toolbars so you can't use it in Edge IE mode.
If you really need this feature in Edge IE mode, I suggest that you can provide feedback to Edge team by pressing Alt+Shift+I in Edge browser. Edge team will check the feedbacks and improve the product continuously.
I am currently using the 3d cardflip method on my website and it is working perfectly in Firefox, IE, as well as the IE downgrades I have for older browsers. My issue is arising from the fact that it seems that all Apple iOS devices and Safari will not load the images and information on the cards on the initial load of the page but only when a hard reload or a simple reload of the page is performed. I have tried everything I can think of to fix the issue and I have not been able to find any information regarding the issue either. Any help would be gladly appreciated! The page that is not working is http://www.paytonandsam.com/about_sam.html
Please test this website on Safari Version 5.1.5, 6.0.2,6.0.3 i.e. a higher version of Safari browser. Because now safari browser is faster and flexible than the older version.
This code works fine in Firefox window.opener.insertHTML but it doesnot work for IE. I just noticed that this code works even for IE9 but its not working for IE8
How can i get it to work for both the browsers?
The insertHTML command is for documents in design mode. It is a Mozilla invention and apparently isn't supported by IE.
Please try with pasteHTML insted of InsertHtml.
I have made a simple embed of slideshare on my site. However, on Internet Explorer, it keeps saying "Loading" and nothing appears. However, in Firefox its almost instant. Please try here using internet explorer.
Or is it just me? It makes use of Flash and Javascript.
What can the problem be?
Thanks all for any hellp
This page works fine in IE9 at least, and the content you say is broken was written in Flash. You might want to watch your HTTP traffic using Fiddler (www.fiddler2.com) and check for script errors using IE's developer tools (hit F12).
I've check it in Chrome, Firefox, IE6/7/8 and they all seem fine. I haven't checked it in Opera or Safari though.
I'm using the code that netadictos posted to the question here. All I want to do is to display a warning when a user is navigating away from or closing a window/tab.
The code that netadictos posted seems to work fine in IE7, FF 3.0.5, Safari 3.2.1, and Chrome but it doesn't work in Opera v9.63. Does anyone know of way of doing the same thing in Opera?
Thx, Trev
Opera does not support window.onbeforeunload at the moment. It will be supported in some future version, but has not been a sufficiently high priority to get implemented as of Opera 11.
onbeforeunload is now supported in Opera 15 based on the WebKit engine but not in any prior versions based on Presto.
Have you tried this?
history.navigationMode = 'compatible';
Reference, found via this page
I haven't actually tried it myself, but it looks promising.
Mobile Safari (iPhone/iPad) also doesn't support onbeforeunload, and I strongly suspect it is not likely to.
For detecting back/forward navigation there may be workarounds e.g. see Is there an alternative method to use onbeforeunload in mobile safari?.