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There's definitely still some weird IE bugs, although they're more (but not exclusively) on the JavaScript side now rather than CSS. For example, if you have a
by dak1 13y ago
There's definitely still some weird IE bugs, although they're more (but not exclusively) on the JavaScript side now rather than CSS.
For example, if you have a form without a submit button in IE 10, and a `<button>` element anywhere else on the page, IE will treat the <button> as the submit and "click" it for you rather than submit the form. If you don't have a `<button>` element though it will submit the form as expected.
- riquito 13y agoI think this is a long time bug, not IE10 specific.
- dspillett 13y agoThere are various inconsistencies between browsers (including between version of IE) when you do not explicitly set the type attribute of a button tag. Some will default to it being a submit button and some will default it to being a "button" button. In the instances where we hit this problem making sure to specify a type seems to make things more consistent.