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Hello Experts,
I've noticed that sometimes IE11 does not submit a form, and to correct the issue I need to Ctrl+F5.
Further, I notice when I view source, some of the code of the <form> tag is cut off until I Ctrl+F5. This is not the case in FireFox
I have all IE Updates
Any ideas?
I've noticed that sometimes IE11 does not submit a form, and to correct the issue I need to Ctrl+F5.
Further, I notice when I view source, some of the code of the <form> tag is cut off until I Ctrl+F5. This is not the case in FireFox
I have all IE Updates
Any ideas?
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Where in F12 is this option?
In IE11 scroll to the bottom icon, you will see it. It is called emulation mode.
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The issue persists, but should I be changing document mode or user agent?
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First of all, did you try changing Document Mode?
I think you have to tell us whether changing the User String Agent helps your problem.
Here is a discussion of the Emulation Mode and then User String Agent.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/bg182625(v=vs.85).aspx#uaString
First of all, did you try changing Document Mode?
I think you have to tell us whether changing the User String Agent helps your problem.
Here is a discussion of the Emulation Mode and then User String Agent.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/bg182625(v=vs.85).aspx#uaString
ASKER
I have tried all 3 scenarios:
user agent: 9; Document Mode 9
user agent 9; Document mode Default
user agent Default; Document mode 9
The problem persists
As explained originally, when viewing the source sometime the html code is cut. For example:
but sometimes, especially before Ctrl+F5, the above code looks like this:
where on="p is obviously cut off.
I am almost tempted to reformat, but I am hoping for a quick fix. If there any way I can remove IE and re-install, or any other suggestions?
Thank you
user agent: 9; Document Mode 9
user agent 9; Document mode Default
user agent Default; Document mode 9
The problem persists
As explained originally, when viewing the source sometime the html code is cut. For example:
<form action="page.asp" method="post">
but sometimes, especially before Ctrl+F5, the above code looks like this:
<form actiage.asp" method="post">
where on="p is obviously cut off.
I am almost tempted to reformat, but I am hoping for a quick fix. If there any way I can remove IE and re-install, or any other suggestions?
Thank you
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Sorry guys, so many other things in life came up, but I will open this question again as a new one when I am ready. Hopefully next week.
Thank you for your patience.
Thank you for your patience.