A few weeks ago I posted a problem that I was having with IE11, didn't hear anything back and was able to code an awkward work around for my specific issue
https://www.mail-archive.com/openlayers-users@lists.osgeo.org/msg11768.html Well yesterday I realized I was having a similar issue with the GetFeature control I found this solution on the OpenLayers developer list. Thank you Stephen Battey. I am posting it here to make the answer more widely available http://osgeo-org.1560.x6.nabble.com/WFS-and-IE-11-td5090636.html We override the write method in the OpenLayers.Format.XML class. After the XML has been generated we do a search-replace on the rogue text in the XML namespace. Here is the code we run after OpenLayers has loaded: var _class = OpenLayers.Format.XML; var originalWriteFunction = _class.prototype.write; var patchedWriteFunction = function() { var child = originalWriteFunction.apply( this, arguments ); // NOTE: Remove the rogue namespaces as one block of text. // The second fragment "NS1:" is too small on its own and could cause valid text (in, say, ogc:Literal elements) to be erroneously removed. child = child.replace( new RegExp( 'xmlns:NS1="" NS1:', 'g' ), '' ); return child; } _class.prototype.write = patchedWriteFunction; Ralph Dell
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