I mean not when is it stable etc, more for testing purposes. The majority or internet users still use IE6, but with Vista rolling round the corner that might change. I am SO looking forward to dropping (most) IE hacks! :rolleyes:
@LeeUJan 23.2007 — #You might try this. I haven't used it but it is recommend by others. It allows you to have copies of IE 6 and 7 on your system at the same time.
@_Aerospace_Eng_Jan 23.2007 — #I mean not when is it stable etc, more for testing purposes. The majority or internet users still use IE6, but with Vista rolling round the corner that might change. I am SO looking forward to dropping (most) IE hacks! :rolleyes:[/QUOTE] There is something MS made called [url=http://www.quirksmode.com/css/condcom.html]conditional comments[/url] that allows you to feed html or stylesheets to IE/Win only.
Something you probably don't know is IE7 is already an update for Windows XP SP2 users. Users who don't have this can't download IE7 from microsoft. I wouldn't move too quickly about dropping your "hacks" because there will still be lot of users using IE6.
@felgallJan 23.2007 — #The solution is to upgrade to IE7 and then install earlier versions of IE onto your computer so that you can terst your page in multiple versions.
@Corey_BryantJan 23.2007 — #I upgraded probably back in October or so. I cannot remember. I did not have any problems. Personally, I would do a scandisk / degrag before upgrading and then I would reboot - do the upgrade. And don't have any programs started. I might baby it too much but I did not have any problems ?
I recently upgraded to windows vista with all the new fancy features, but there is a small problem. multiple IE won't work on vista. And I really need IE6 for testing purposes. Does someone have the same problem or even better, found a solution for it?