Comments on: IE script tag problem http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/ Stoyan's blog about (x)html, ajax, bookmarklets, browsers, css, firebug, javascript, json, mdb2, mysql, pear, performance, php, phpbb, tools, yslow, yui, writing, music,... life and everything. Fri, 16 May 2008 23:34:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Amit Mudgal http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-64049 Wed, 12 Mar 2008 15:07:01 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-64049 Guys now that we know IE doesn't support tag....can someone give a work arround as i hav a requirement where I have to use the script tag as . (There is a long story behind this) I have to do this in IE itself (have got no choices)..... Can someone help???? Guys now that we know IE doesn't support tag….can someone give a work arround as i hav a requirement where I have to use the script tag as . (There is a long story behind this) I have to do this in IE itself (have got no choices)….. Can someone help????

]]> by: Re: Javascript Source File can not be directly loaded | Bla.es http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-62458 Wed, 19 Sep 2007 14:57:59 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-62458 [...] > Yes, that’s exactly it; Internet Explorer in particular will ignore > everything after a tag if it is not closed with a > tag. Using the XML-style closing will not work. > www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/ > > Please note this has nothing to do with Cocoon in particular but is > simply a browser issue. [...] […] > Yes, that’s exactly it; Internet Explorer in particular will ignore > everything after a tag if it is not closed with a > tag. Using the XML-style closing will not work. > www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/ > > Please note this has nothing to do with Cocoon in particular but is > simply a browser issue. […]

]]> by: Re: Javascript Source File can not be directly loaded | Bla.es http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-62457 Wed, 19 Sep 2007 14:55:24 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-62457 [...] Yes, that’s exactly it; Internet Explorer in particular will ignore everything after a tag if it is not closed with a tag. Using the XML-style closing will not work. www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/ [...] […] Yes, that’s exactly it; Internet Explorer in particular will ignore everything after a tag if it is not closed with a tag. Using the XML-style closing will not work. www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/ […]

]]> by: Daniel http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-62236 Tue, 11 Sep 2007 10:28:25 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-62236 Thanks, that post saved my day... Thanks, that post saved my day…

]]> by: Bryan http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-61907 Tue, 14 Aug 2007 03:16:28 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-61907 I only wasted 10 minutes on this because of this post... thanks for saving me countless hours! I only wasted 10 minutes on this because of this post… thanks for saving me countless hours!

]]> by: Niklas http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-55854 Sat, 12 May 2007 13:41:39 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-55854 Thanks a lot! This is really dumbest problems IE ever came up with. Man I was so close to check the browser Id and redirect to a "Install Firefox!"-page in case of a positive IE check! Thank you, you really saved IE's a**. ;) And a whole lot of my time! Thanks a lot! This is really dumbest problems IE ever came up with. Man I was so close to check the browser Id and redirect to a "Install Firefox!"-page in case of a positive IE check!
Thank you, you really saved IE's a**. ;) And a whole lot of my time!

]]> by: surajz http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-53038 Thu, 12 Apr 2007 16:49:13 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-53038 sorry the tag above did not appear so basically add a non white space character (in my case a dot) <script …/>.…></script> sorry the tag above did not appear

so basically add a non white space character (in my case a dot)

<script …/>.…></script>

]]> by: surajz http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-53037 Thu, 12 Apr 2007 16:45:36 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-53037 I had the same problem at work. Because I am using xsl to generate the page gets translated to so I was forced to use (a dot before the ending tag). . I hope IE fixes this bug soon. I had the same problem at work. Because I am using xsl to generate the page

gets translated to

so I was forced to use (a dot before the ending tag).
.

I hope IE fixes this bug soon.

]]> by: aguafuertes http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-50809 Fri, 23 Mar 2007 09:23:02 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-50809 A year and a half afer your post, this stupid IE behavior just costed me some hours. I could trace the problem, but it is always good to find a confirmation for the results of ones trial&#38;error. Thanks! A year and a half afer your post, this stupid IE behavior just costed me some hours. I could trace the problem, but it is always good to find a confirmation for the results of ones trial&error. Thanks!

]]> by: A lesson in properly closing <script> tags - crazed monkey http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-35739 Tue, 14 Nov 2006 03:50:09 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/ie-script-tag-problem/#comment-35739 [...] Here I was thinking that my old TTC map was only helping a few dozen people a day. In goes my updated map and up go my visits by several hundred per day. It turns out that I was closing the Google Analytics script tag in the XML style (ie. &#60;script .../&#62;) and not as &#60;script ...&#62;&#60;/script&#62;. The culprit? IE, of course, which doesn&#8217;t support the former. [...] […] Here I was thinking that my old TTC map was only helping a few dozen people a day. In goes my updated map and up go my visits by several hundred per day. It turns out that I was closing the Google Analytics script tag in the XML style (ie. <script …/>) and not as <script …></script>. The culprit? IE, of course, which doesn’t support the former. […]

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