my answer will depend upon if you are using behaviors or DirectX in your css. I will wait until you can provide a snippet or link. without a DTD.) to use the latest feature sets (CSS 5 and HTML5) that the browser is capable of. IE10 and later render a page that has no document type declaration (or an invalid one) with document.documentMode=edgeīasically it allows legacy pages (Quirks documents. (other browsers call this mode Near Standards Mode). IE10 and 11 no longer support behaviors.IE10 introduced IE10 Quirks Mode. do you have a valid Document type declararation on that page. even your anti-virus addons? Try testing in no addons mode first. Page hangs are usually caused by COM extensions.
Ideally a web link for us to test is helpful, but it looks like that is not possible in your case?
that's about the best I can come up with.your screen shots don't provide many clues. this affects what ActiveX controls the page can support (x86 or 圆4) pages can render with the x86 or 圆4 engines. To return what bit-ness it is using (IE11 defaults with Enhanced Protected Mode. To return the documentMode that your page is rendering in. It should also show a warning if a page restart was triggered (which interns raises the Information bar message "the webpage was recovered"įor tips on using the Developer tool console to debug you web apps. Hopefully your version of IE11 preview will show where and how Compatibility View is being set. refresh you page to show any suppressed error messages. Additionally, the first step in troubleshooting IE issues is to test in noAddons mode.normally server versions of IE are left bare-bones.ģ. your typical user will not be using server versions of windows. server versions of windows/Ie have enhanced check which IE Security zone your page maps to (File>Properties menu from IE).It looks like you may be developing and testing your service on a server version of Windows? Test from a client instead. Tools>Compatibility View settings, do you have "Display intranet sites in Compatibility View" checked?Ģ. IE11 Preview uses a new userAgent String (by default)Īvoid using ('IE'). Remove any client side or server side Browser sniffing dependencies and use 'feature testing instead' - the simplest way to do this is to include modernizer.js with your scripts. Validate and correct your markup to enable all versions of all browsers to use the most standards method of rendering they are capable of.replace your legacy presentational attributes (that the w3c validator will report as errors) with style rules.
Use a valid document type declaration (the system dtd is recommended) However, in later IE versions(>7) this will limit the css and javascript features that later versions will use when your page is viewed in Compatibility View. depending what 'features' you want to implement on your page. You could also specify EmulateIE8, EmulateIE9, EmulateIE10. this will force 'Compatibility View" - that is 'Near Standards' view.a rendering mode that was first introduced with IE7 that uses hasLayout to differentiate layout set by depreciated presentationalĪttributes (height, width, align.) and send the IE7 userAgent string to the server and set the erAgent string to IE7's You could add the x-ua meta IE=EmulateIE7 or response header. What should I write into my page source to get exactly this setting? If I switch to compatibility mode in the new dialog everything works fine.
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