Deepak Lakkad
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Problem in viewing site in IE.
Hi Experts,
I am working on a web site. It is developed using php.
The Link for the website is as under:
http://website-redesign.in/demo_omglobal/
The site appears properly in Firefox, Google Chrome...
But not appears properly in IE.
Pls. Help me to sort out the problem.
- Deepak Lakkad
I am working on a web site. It is developed using php.
The Link for the website is as under:
http://website-redesign.in/demo_omglobal/
The site appears properly in Firefox, Google Chrome...
But not appears properly in IE.
Pls. Help me to sort out the problem.
- Deepak Lakkad
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also your quicksand js is messed up. It looks like you may have tried to comment something out and commented too much out. Try a clean version or edit the portion you changed.
An extra hint, it displays fine in IE10, it does show wacked in IE9
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@padas
Thanks for the reply ...
I am working on your suggestion ...
@tailoreddigital
Thanks for comment, I haven't check it in IE10
Thanks for the reply ...
I am working on your suggestion ...
@tailoreddigital
Thanks for comment, I haven't check it in IE10
Older versions of IE do not like anything before the DOCTYPE including comments like you have.
You dont need it working in old ie as M$ is updating ie silently to the latest version so they dont need to support the old version
?? Windows XP will never have any version of IE newer than IE8. IE9+ simply won't run on XP. And there is a Lot of Win XP out there still. And there are companies who mandate older versions so if they are your customer, you need to adapt to them too.
i second what DaveBaldwin stated,
XP will be around awhile longer. I think the minimum browser to develop back to would be IE8. According to w3schools stats, 20.8% are still using XP.
XP will be around awhile longer. I think the minimum browser to develop back to would be IE8. According to w3schools stats, 20.8% are still using XP.
According to this page http://www.netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share.aspx?qprid=10&qpcustomd=0 , XP still has almost a 40% share.
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Thanks