On Aug 13, 12:59 am, sdm <[email protected]> wrote:
> I had to maintain my json2.js call for IE8 because if I
> removed the call, my application did not work. Since IE8 has
> JSON.parse(xx) nativly, I should look into why I need to include
> json2.js for IE8.
One possible reason is that IE8 is running your page in "IE7
combatibility mode". That is something that is not in your control.
Microsoft is running that "blacklist" system that is not based in page
url but domain names. User can switch the mode too.
In any case Google Maps pages should be run in IE7 mode because IE8
returns false mouse coordinates on click events. Even Bing maps has
the following meta tag:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7" />
Put that tag and include json2.js for all the browsers.
FF3.5 sniffs json2.js and overrides that with its faster native code.
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