I know, you're here and your soul is yelling: "why in the world, even if i'm working on IE11, there is someone who uses Enterprise mode, so i have to work in IE8 emulation mode?"
I don't know why, but this is something which makes me hate this work, even because right now i'm working a lot with AngularJS.
This post explains some simple tricks to make AngularJS and IE8 happy together: AngularJS and IE8 - Happy Together? and helped me a lot.
In my case i had also a custom action which was not working with Enterprise Mode. After banging my head for some hours i noticed that the code worked only when i use developer tools (you know, the wonderful F12 key), otherwise no joys for me.
The problem was simple: IE8 and console.log are not very happy together.
So i had to declare the custom action like you can see below:
You can see on top consoleLogHelper.js, this script, if console.log is undefined, instantiate it so the code does not explode.
I don't know why, but this is something which makes me hate this work, even because right now i'm working a lot with AngularJS.
This post explains some simple tricks to make AngularJS and IE8 happy together: AngularJS and IE8 - Happy Together? and helped me a lot.
In my case i had also a custom action which was not working with Enterprise Mode. After banging my head for some hours i noticed that the code worked only when i use developer tools (you know, the wonderful F12 key), otherwise no joys for me.
The problem was simple: IE8 and console.log are not very happy together.
So i had to declare the custom action like you can see below:
You can see on top consoleLogHelper.js, this script, if console.log is undefined, instantiate it so the code does not explode.
