Internet Explorer - not working at all

[g00fy-]

From what I understand, polymer should work with the most recent version of IE.
I have been visiting polymer website for 3 weeks now, trying to find out if it's really compatible with IE, but the examples posted on the Getting started page don't work at all.

Did I miss something ? Are there any examples of polymer working on IE 10.0.7 + ?

[sjmiles]

There are some bugs at this moment related to IE support. Sorry about that, we will fix it ASAP.

[dcorb]

Visiting http://www.chromestatus.com/features with IE10-Win7 (In native PC and also I could replicate it with https://github.com/xdissent/ievms in a Mac Host)
“The page you are viewing uses Java. More information on java support is available from the microsoft website”.
http://imgur.com/5ETwUUN

Originally posted here:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/118075919496626375791/posts/M51MGPUcHJ7

After in the console the message: ISCRIPT5007: Unable to get property '__published' of undefined or null reference
polymer.min.js, line 32 character 28597

[dfreedm]

@g00fy- The IE issues should be fixed in v0.0.20130808

@dcorb It looks like chromestatus.com is not using the latest version (with fixed IE support).

You should post the issue there: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/chromium-dashboard/issues

[jmesserly]

@azakus out of curiousity do you remember what the "The page you are viewing uses Java" message is caused by? We are seeing this in IE in polymer.dart (after compiling to JS) ... but we have very recent Shadow DOM + Custom Elements polyfills so I'm not sure what could be triggering it.

[dfreedm]

@jmesserly I honestly have no idea why that message appears. There is no magic Java action in Polymer. I wonder if this is related to ShadowDOM Polyfill touching some element (like <object> or <embed>), but I have no proof of that, only hunches.

@arv, would you have any idea?

[arv]

I've seen that warning too. I only see it once because I say do no ask again :'(

I think @azakus is on to the root cause here. We iterate over all known properties so we probably touch something that triggers this. Let me see if I can reset my settings and find out what is tickling it.

[arv]

I did a "Reset" but that didn't help. I'll do some more digging.

[arv]

Just doing document.createElement('applet') triggers the dialog. I'm going to disable HTMLAppletElement override for now. We can add a custom wrapper for it that does not create an instance during registration for IE if we find the need for this.

[dimuthu28]

hi sjmiles,
i want to know whether polymer compatible with IE 9 or not (it is says most of features are work with IE 9) so would like to know what are the feature that support for IE9.