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CSSStyleDeclaration error outside localhost #637

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jluiszg opened this issue May 8, 2012 · 3 comments
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CSSStyleDeclaration error outside localhost #637

jluiszg opened this issue May 8, 2012 · 3 comments

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@jluiszg
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jluiszg commented May 8, 2012

Hi there, I'm sorry about any mistakes in my english writing.

Well, i'm using d3.js to visualize some charts, but right now i'm facing a problem only in IE9 and only if I access through my server IP instead of mi localhost interface.

What i'm trying to say its that if I mount my page (hello-data & d3.v2.js) into an Apache web server and in my IE9 browser access the url http://localhost/hello-data.html it's allright, but if i use http://XXX.XXX.XXX.X/hello-data I get

Error: 'CSSStyleDeclaration' it's undefined

reading the issues i realized this is a common problem, and sometimes fixed with , but the whole week i tried to solve this with any luck so far.

I really, really appreciated if anyone could help me with this trouble
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mbostock commented May 8, 2012

The only issue I'm aware of is forgetting <!DOCTYPE html> or accidentally putting IE into "compatibility view", either of which puts IE9 in quirks mode where everything is broken. This is discussed in this thread.

If you have further questions, please reply to the above thread or start a new thread in the d3-js discussion group, or post your question to stack overflow using the tag d3.js.

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@jasondavies
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On some corporate intranets they have compatibility mode enabled by default, so you also need to add:

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">

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jluiszg commented May 8, 2012

Thanks a lot!!, the answer from @jasondavies solves the problem, now i can get back to work.

BTW, great tool d3.js, i'm using it for my master degree thesis. It's a shame IE always make things go wrong

greetings!!

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