hi,
we have a website that we need to force IE 10 to use desktop version on. It's a legacy site and removing flash from it at this time is not an option. So today based on what i read here: Developer guidance for websites with content for Adobe Flash Player in Windows 8
i put this meta tag into our site:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="requiresActiveX=true" />
However IE 10 Metro version completely ignores this and doesn't even prompt for to use the desktop version of IE.
A Note about my test environment:
I have a MSDN subscription and installed Windows 8 about 3 months ago (before official public release) but the version i installed says "windows 8" and not RC or anything like that. Could it be my version just doesn't have a full IE 10 build? Or is this a known issue? Unfortunately i don't know anyone else running Windows 8 full version that could test this for me.
any info appreciated!
thanks,
MCM
we have a website that we need to force IE 10 to use desktop version on. It's a legacy site and removing flash from it at this time is not an option. So today based on what i read here: Developer guidance for websites with content for Adobe Flash Player in Windows 8
i put this meta tag into our site:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="requiresActiveX=true" />
However IE 10 Metro version completely ignores this and doesn't even prompt for to use the desktop version of IE.
A Note about my test environment:
I have a MSDN subscription and installed Windows 8 about 3 months ago (before official public release) but the version i installed says "windows 8" and not RC or anything like that. Could it be my version just doesn't have a full IE 10 build? Or is this a known issue? Unfortunately i don't know anyone else running Windows 8 full version that could test this for me.
any info appreciated!
thanks,
MCM
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