test fails in IE7 about store.js HOT 8 CLOSED

Hi, did anyone fix this? Seems that I have same issue in IE7

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Hi guys,

I'm terribly sorry for my awful unresponsiveness on this one. Inexcusable.

Just checked that tests are passing in IE6 and IE7 (http://marcuswestin.github.com/store.js/test.html).

Cheers,
Marcus

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I see this is closed, but I have another data point: I see the same exception only in IE 7, and if I serve up the test files using IIS 7. I used a simple python server (python -m SimpleHTTPServer) on the same directory and it the test passes.

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Fascinating! Can you make an http capture and see what's going over the wire?

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I did a little digging. I can get around the problem by turning off custom error pages in IIS. When I get back to work tomorrow, I'll send you a trace.

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Subject: [store.js] test fails in IE7 (#47)
Date: Wed, Jun 11, 2014 3:53 PM

Fascinating! Can you make an http capture and see what's going over the wire?

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Another workaround is to serve favicon.ico from the root of the SITE to avoid the 404 page altogether.

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I've narrowed it down to the meta tag in the IIS default 404.htm custom error page, which sets the charset:

With the 'charset=iso-8859-1' removed the problem goes away.

Not sure why this make the activex object puke though.
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Fascinating! Can you make an http capture and see what's going over the wire?

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Very interesting!

Awesome detective work. That's definitely enough for me to dig deeper, or simply add a super-quirk caveat in the readme.

Again, really great detective work. I love to see thorough people like you do their work! :)

Thanks.
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On Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 10:16 PM, chazwr [email protected] wrote:

I've narrowed it down to the meta tag in the IIS default 404.htm custom error page, which sets the charset:

With the 'charset=iso-8859-1' removed the problem goes away.
Not sure why this make the activex object puke though.
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To: marcuswestin/store.js
Cc: chazwr
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 3:53 PM
Subject: Re: [store.js] test fails in IE7 (#47)
Fascinating! Can you make an http capture and see what's going over the wire?

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