Anyone?
On Feb 21, 1:55 pm, Nazgulled <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know then, what I know is that on my Vista machine, IE7 is
> being recognized as IE6 and the code above fixed it.
>
> Anyway, I think I fixed the problem on IE6 and you were right after
> all, the code in your first reply
I don't know then, what I know is that on my Vista machine, IE7 is
being recognized as IE6 and the code above fixed it.
Anyway, I think I fixed the problem on IE6 and you were right after
all, the code in your first reply fixed, I must have done something
wrong before.
But now, I'm having a prob
Strange...I have IE7 on Vista and it reports 7.0 for
$.browser.version...
On Feb 20, 7:56 pm, Nazgulled <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After lots and lots of digging and testing I found something that
> fixed the problem in IE7. The thing was, jQuery has a bug on
> $.browser.version() and so, IE7 o
After lots and lots of digging and testing I found something that
fixed the problem in IE7. The thing was, jQuery has a bug on
$.browser.version() and so, IE7 on Vista was being detected as IE6.
Because of that the following was being executed:
// fix issues with IE and create an iframe
if ($.bro
Just did a few more tests and here's what I come up with. With or
without that body styles, the results are the same:
Host Vista Machine - IE7: doesn't work!
Guest XP Machine - IE7: works!
Guest XP MAchine - IE6: doesn't work!
I have XP SP2 installed on my Vista host machine with VMware.
And ju
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