On 27/04/2012 19:37, dinkypumpkin wrote:
On 27/04/2012 16:48, Derek Moss wrote:
4) Since updating get_iplayer.cgi, clicking on a programme title no
longer filters by that. It does change what's in the Search box (so
clicking on an episode of The Bridge sets it to ^The Bridge$ but it
doesn't refresh the displayed programmes as it used to.
Still works here. Since the search box changes, the click event handler
is being executed, but apparently the enclosing form isn't being
submitted as it should be. Perhaps a IE expert out there can shed
further light on this.
I think I might see the problem here. The updated get_iplayer.cgi has
acquired a DOCTYPE declaration that puts IE into standards mode. In IE9
standards mode, I see the behaviour described above, regardless of the
Web PVR version. In IE 7/8 modes and Quirks mode, it works as before.
I'm not sure why it worked for me initially, but IE was definitely in
Quirks mode when I first loaded the Web PVR. I can't repeat that now,
so I must have been hallucinating or something.
There are several options I can think of:
- Remove the DOCTYPE declaration and default to Quirks mode
- Adjust the DOCTYPE declaration to force Quirks mode
- Add a <META> header to force IE9 to use IE8 mode
fs ck: The DOCTYPE declaration was your addition. Does it need to have
that particular value for any reason?
Derek - to work around this for now, you can try Compatibility view
(Page->Compatiblity View). If that doesn't work for some reason, open
the IE developer tools (Tools->F12 developer tools). In the Document
Mode menu, select "Quirks mode"
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