All drag & drop events fail in IE9

IE9 is not is in a release state where we will look at bugs.

Hello,

May I re-open this bug now that IE9 has been released as beta?

http://www.beautyoftheweb.com/

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/internet-explorer/download/ie-9/worldwide

Related discussion:

http://forum.jquery.com/topic/jquery-ui-does-not-work-on-ie9

Best regards,

Alexandre

http://alexandre.alapetite.fr

could do with this bug being set as blocking the next milestone.

See related ticket #5197 which suggests use of mouse capture

could be fixed here, by removing the msie "fixup" if version is '9.0' :

http://dev.jqueryui.com/browser/ui/jquery.ui.mouse.js?rev=8a5d4ca3213e1e80fdbe51243ddaa27c8e618a73#L100

Replying to [comment:7 Tanguy]:

could be fixed here, by removing the msie "fixup" if version is '9.0' : http://dev.jqueryui.com/browser/ui/jquery.ui.mouse.js?rev=8a5d4ca3213e1e80fdbe51243ddaa27c8e618a73#L100

Hello,

Yes indeed. While removing this section or using some smarter feature detection would be better, I am having good success with IE9b1 by replacing this line 100 by:

if ($.browser.msie && (!event.button) && (parseInt(c.browser.version) < 9)) {

Regards,

Alexandre

http://alexandre.alapetite.fr

Replying to [comment:8 Alkarex] and to [comment:7 Tanguy]:

There also seems to be a problem calculating the pageX and pageY offsets on mouse events (contextmenu, click ect).

See http://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/contextmenu/ as an example.

After right clicking on an item scroll to the bottom of the page, that is where the menu ends up.

The event fires with pageX and pageY undefined.

Replying to [comment:8 Alkarex]:

Replying to [comment:7 Tanguy]: > could be fixed here, by removing the msie "fixup" if version is '9.0' : > http://dev.jqueryui.com/browser/ui/jquery.ui.mouse.js?rev=8a5d4ca3213e1e80fdbe51243ddaa27c8e618a73#L100 > Hello, Yes indeed. While removing this section or using some smarter feature detection would be better, I am having good success with IE9b1 by replacing this line 100 by:

> if ($.browser.msie && (!event.button) && (parseInt(c.browser.version) < 9)) {
> 

Regards, Alexandre http://alexandre.alapetite.fr

Hi Guys,

I have tried editing the code with this line but still getting no joy with the draggable elements.

Have you managed to make it work yet??

Thanks for any help.

this bug is blocking the wrong milestone, needs updating to block milestone 1.9

Fixed in 8fcf58e

Sorry to re-open this, but if the browser happens to be in a compatibility view, this check will not be sufficient. For instance, the page itself could opt to set the Doc Mode to IE9 with the following:

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=9"/>

So if the browser is in a compatibility view (say IE7 because it is hosted on an intranet webserver) and the page specifies the above, the Doc Mode will be IE9 Standards, but the User-Agent will still be IE7.

This will cause jQuery.browser.version to be set to 7, even though the page does support standard mouse events. A correct check would also consider document.documentMode before assuming the browser is IE7.

My apologies if this is something that needs to be fixed where jQuery.browser.version is populated rather than here.

if i remember right, IE9 use now event.buttons which contains all pressed buttons instead of event.button

it is how ive fixed this issue in fullcalendar :

var msie9 = false;

//IE9 dnd fix (jQuery UI Mouse (<= 1.8.5) doesnt support IE9)
if ($.ui && $.browser.msie && parseInt($.browser.version,10) >= 9) {
	msie9 = true;
	var mm=$.ui.mouse.prototype._mouseMove;
	$.ui.mouse.prototype._mouseMove=function(b){b.button=1;mm.apply(this,[b]);}
}

Replying to [comment:14 xirzec]:

Sorry to re-open this, but if the browser happens to be in a compatibility view, this check will not be sufficient. For instance, the page itself could opt to set the Doc Mode to IE9 with the following: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=9"/> So if the browser is in a compatibility view (say IE7 because it is hosted on an intranet webserver) and the page specifies the above, the Doc Mode will be IE9 Standards, but the User-Agent will still be IE7. This will cause jQuery.browser.version to be set to 7, even though the page does support standard mouse events. A correct check would also consider document.documentMode before assuming the browser is IE7. My apologies if this is something that needs to be fixed where jQuery.browser.version is populated rather than here.

Thanks. Fixed in ec73a59

See related ticket #5197

Mouse: Limit mouseup out of window check to only versions of IE earlier than 9 as IE9 has this fixed. Fixes #5370 - All drag & drop events fail in IE9.

Changeset: 8fcf58e29e4adfdcf9bef5c9e35bde932c165aa8

Mouse: better check for not IE9 or greater in case mode was set by X-UA-Compatible. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc196988%28VS.85%29.aspx for more info. Fixes #5370 - All drag & drop events fail in IE9. Thanks xirzec.

Changeset: ec73a59c77c522a45b3a22ea74515c36b7db45a5

#7748 is a duplicate of this ticket.