Recently we've been hearing from our clients and partners about trouble with Internet Explorer 11 and certain links not working on their web sites. Here are the typical conditions:
- the site uses .NET
- the server and/or .NET instance on the server is a few years old
- the host server may not have the latest .NET patches (i.e., .NET 4.5)
- the links that are not working involve some form of postback; this can include buttons, image buttons and/or hyperlinks - any element that invokes postback.
If upgrading the server with a "hot fix" patch is not an option, there's another low-impact soltution that seems to do the trick:
In your master page (below the @ Master directive) add the following lines:
<script runat="server">
protected override void OnInit(EventArgs e)
{
Page.ClientTarget = "uplevel";
base.OnInit(e);
}
</script>
I wouldn't regard this as anything but an interim soltuion. But for older sites this may be one of the only options.
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