I have a form on a page, something simple like:
<form action="form/submit" method="post">
<button type="submit">Submit</button>
</form>
It works in every single browser, including older versions of IE, BUT in IE11 it fails, with the tab stuck in a continuous loading loop, never changing to the "thank you" page after submission. HOWEVER, if I open the console, it DOES work.
I'm aware of the console.log issues IE has, and already am using:
if (!window.console) {
console = {
log: function() {}
};
}
to avoid it, which seems to be doing fine (as mentioned, every other IE works). Any insight as to where the issue might lie?
It's a bug in IE11. You can fix it if you add a name attribute to the button, like:
This doesn't directly relate to OP's question, but is an IE-only form submission issue:
If you happen to set
form.prop('disabled', true)
during the submit event, other browsers will still send the form data, but IE will not - it'll send an empty request body.A form without named element will result in an infinite loop on submit on IE11 + W8.1. To fix that, simply add an attribute name to the button:
For me, I had empty hidden fields that were marked required. Pretty stupid but it was the solution that worked for me.
For IE11, there is :
Checking if event.preventDefault exists prevent an eventual error :
Your problem is caused by a issue with .net 4 on server side. Please read this: 'WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions' is undefined in IE11 Preview
You can enable your IE debug function and try submit, you may see the error: WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions
I fixed a similar submit problem for IE11 by patch this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2836939