Closed mibalan closed 12 years ago
One option of doing this is by using the setup() method of the test suite to detect the suitable named flow source container: iframe for IE, div for Webkit. No UA sniffing is required, only feature checking.
The test results page needs to have a clear note that IE 10 supports only iframes at the time of the writing.
I created #9 to track this change to the page. It's pretty independent from the code changes and a lot simpler to do :)
Fixed in 8f2a286c72f9ddac5881ddc3cdb2104a64f81a63
Internet Explorer 10 partially implements the CSS Regions spec. Apart the smaller than WebKit coverage of the spec, one of the major differences of IE10 is the fact that only -s can be added to a named flow.
Since neither behavior (only accepting non-iframe content or only accepting iframe content for a named flow) is explicitly banned or preferred in the spec, the feature testing should do its best to return meaningful results on both IE10 and WebKit-based browsers.
Most likely fixing this issue will require some refactoring of the test code to detect the supported use case.