In some cases, a particular site or page requires a specific document mode to function as designed. The following table lists the available document modes for these settings. As a result, all the website pages aren’t locked in to one specific Document mode. This selection gives child pages the flexibility to use different Document modes as necessary via the built-in logic for their specific needs. We’d start with the Default mode, move to IE8 Enterprise mode, and then to IE7 Enterprise mode if needed. The general rule is to use the most current logic-based mode that allows a given site to work as expected. If the Document mode indicates that one of the following compatibility views is needed for the site, the configuration setting is straightforward.īecause all the Compatibility View settings result in "IE7 Enterprise" behavior, choose this setting in the "Compat Mode" section of the IE mode site list entry.įor more information about the logic that Internet Explorer or IE mode uses to land in one doc mode over another, see the Deprecated document modes and Internet Explorer 11 article. In the screenshot example, because the specified document mode is 11, we’d select "Default" because IE8 Enterprise and IE7 Enterprise don't support IE 11 document mode. Remember that we need to select an option that includes the specified document mode. These options respect the webpage or web server directives. To do that, we need to select one of the following modes in the IE mode site list entry for the site: We want to honor the document mode in nearly all cases. The two X-UA-Compatible options indicate that either the webpage or the web server where the site is hosted is showing the document mode that should be used by the browser. There are different messages that can be displayed for the Document mode, and in our example they are: This information can help explain why we are in the 11 (Default) mode for the page or site we’re looking at. The Emulation tab shows two pieces of information to focus on: the Document mode (1), and the text below the dropdown list (2). To open the Developer toolbar, press the F12 key and then select Open DevTools. Use the F12 Developer Toolbar's "Emulation" tab in IE 11, shown in the next screenshot to investigate the scenario you want to fix. The general strategy is to duplicate the same settings that worked with Internet Explorer 11 for a specific site in our IE mode site list. For example, buttons that worked with Internet Explorer don’t do anything or return an error. Some functionality might be lost or not work as expected.
Sizing and positioning of page elements might be off or they might be missing.Users will experience the following symptoms: This section describes the symptoms and gives steps to diagnose and fix this issue. Use this section as a guide to help you troubleshoot and fix the two most common issues when moving to Microsoft Edge with IE mode. We also recommend our Microsoft Edge + Internet Explorer mode Getting Started guide and our IE mode blog series.
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There’s also FastTrack, available at no extra charge to customers with 150 or more paid seats of Windows 10. If you have Microsoft Unified Support, you can reach out to that support service for help with the transition. What if I need help with setting up Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer mode? This article applies to Microsoft Edge version 77 or later.
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