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Any IE7 Issues?

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  • K Kevin McFarlane

    Any, especially dev-related, things that IE7 breaks? For example, someone reported a problem with chm. Just thought I'd check before it appears in Windows Update in the next few days. Will probably hold off accepting it for a while anyway.

    Kevin

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    Richard Lund
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    One that was annoying for me - Roxio Easy CD/DVD creator 7.5 demands IE6 and doesn't work with IE7. Haven't found a patch yet either... :( Rich.

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    • K Kevin McFarlane

      Any, especially dev-related, things that IE7 breaks? For example, someone reported a problem with chm. Just thought I'd check before it appears in Windows Update in the next few days. Will probably hold off accepting it for a while anyway.

      Kevin

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      John M Drescher
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      Well it's banned from my workplace (a hospital) because it is not compatible with a major software application that we use Stentor[^]

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      • M Member 96

        Only one: you can't debug and trace javascript in vs2k5 asp.net solution.

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        Chris Losinger
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        ouch. that's the coolest part of VS05.

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        • K Kevin McFarlane

          Any, especially dev-related, things that IE7 breaks? For example, someone reported a problem with chm. Just thought I'd check before it appears in Windows Update in the next few days. Will probably hold off accepting it for a while anyway.

          Kevin

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          Obliterator
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          only encountered a cosmetic issue so far... any add-in toolbars (like google or developer toolbars for example) look completely stupid imo. you're very restricted where they can be placed which I find rather irritating

          -- The Obliterator

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          • C Chris Losinger

            ouch. that's the coolest part of VS05.

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            Member 96
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            Yeah I find I miss it quite a bit, I've had to switch to FireFox debugging but none of the ones I've tried is nearly as good. Apparently you *can* debug external .js but not js in the page markup, but that's the .js I need to debug the most often unfortunately. Not sure why they didn't catch this early on, actually it was reported early on in beta, but still no fix.

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            • K Kevin McFarlane

              Any, especially dev-related, things that IE7 breaks? For example, someone reported a problem with chm. Just thought I'd check before it appears in Windows Update in the next few days. Will probably hold off accepting it for a while anyway.

              Kevin

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              Joe Woodbury
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              I had no issues I noticed, I just didn't like it at all and rolled back to IE6.

              Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke

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              • M Member 96

                Only one: you can't debug and trace javascript in vs2k5 asp.net solution.

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                RichardGrimmer
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                WOW - REALLY? Well that's me screwed then! Somebody did post something in the web dev froum bout it, but got no reply when I asked for clarification - are you saying that a debugger statement doesn't work any more?

                "Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox

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                  WOW - REALLY? Well that's me screwed then! Somebody did post something in the web dev froum bout it, but got no reply when I asked for clarification - are you saying that a debugger statement doesn't work any more?

                  "Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox

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                  Member 96
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                  The IDE won't let you set a breakpoint anywhere in the java, just like in IE6 when you have debugging disabled. I've heard that external .js works, but that's not the bits I've had to debug or inspect. Firefox has several debuggers as addons and the internal one but I've yet to be able to get it to break in my markup script either, but maybe I'm just doing it wrong. I've resorted to popup message boxes old school style because I really don't want to downgrade to IE6 and we're targetting ie7 anyway. It's a pain and a surprisingly as yet unfixed one.

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                  • M Member 96

                    Only one: you can't debug and trace javascript in vs2k5 asp.net solution.

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                    Rocky Moore
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                    You can use the keyword: "debugger;" inside your script to break out to the debugger. Works with VS2005/IE7..

                    Rocky <>< Latest Code Blog Post: ASP.NET HttpException - Cannot use leading "..".. Latest Tech Blog Post: Replacing Vista System HD & New things learned!

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                    • K Kevin McFarlane

                      Any, especially dev-related, things that IE7 breaks? For example, someone reported a problem with chm. Just thought I'd check before it appears in Windows Update in the next few days. Will probably hold off accepting it for a while anyway.

                      Kevin

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                      Jasmine2501
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                      Some non-standard javascript that worked in IE6, but never in Firefox, is now 'not-working' in IE7.

                      "Quality Software since 1983!" http://www.smoothjazzy.com/

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