ie9 breaking websites

Hi,

Just got an email from a client stating that the site is broken in IE9.
Is there a way to test in IE9 without buying Win 7?

Thanks

*yes, would like to know that as well*

http://ipinfo.info/netrenderer/index.php

It’s a static rendering, but sufficient to check if IE9 mangled anything.

http://ipinfo.info/netrenderer/index.php
It’s a static rendering, but sufficient to check if IE9 mangled anything.

thanks!

uuuh, just checked ...letter spacing is quite off in IE9

I have js/css issues with a dropdown menu so I need a real IE9

Quote from: cipa at Mar 31, 2011, 01:45 PM

I have js/css issues with a dropdown menu so I need a real IE9

If you can share a link I would be happy to look, or check into https://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=21eabb90-958f-4b64-b5f1-73d0a413c8ef&displaylang=en run the vista machine and upgrade it to IE9

I already ordered Win7. I’ll set up a new virtual machine soon.

Thanks for the offer

We’ve found that IE9 is causing Evolution 1.05 login issues (non-responsive) and a client also reports that TinyMCE buttons are missing in a 1.04 install. Will investigate and report back.

Quote from: kp1664 at Apr 01, 2011, 01:47 PM

We’ve found that IE9 is causing Evolution 1.05 login issues (non-responsive) and a client also reports that TinyMCE buttons are missing in a 1.04 install. Will investigate and report back.

I understand the need to have a cross-browser manager interface, but we always (without exception) instruct our clients to run MODx on the latest version of Firefox. Sometimes it requires an explanation, sometimes it requires a bit of coersion, but in the long run it really helps to minimize support calls like the one mentioned in the quote.

In an ideal world all the clients can install Firefox on their machines. I have some clients who can not upload files because the pop-up is disabled on their browser . So they have to do some of the work from their personal computer


Quote from: cyclissmo at Apr 01, 2011, 02:19 PM

Quote from: kp1664 at Apr 01, 2011, 01:47 PM

We’ve found that IE9 is causing Evolution 1.05 login issues (non-responsive) and a client also reports that TinyMCE buttons are missing in a 1.04 install. Will investigate and report back.

I understand the need to have a cross-browser manager interface, but we always (without exception) instruct our clients to run MODx on the latest version of Firefox. Sometimes it requires an explanation, sometimes it requires a bit of coersion, but in the long run it really helps to minimize support calls like the one mentioned in the quote.