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Javascript control Add-In - Html template
asdasty
Member Posts: 26
Hello guys, I'd like to use javascript Add-In with WebGL in NAV 2013 R2 / NAV 2015.
Every time when NAV starts page with Add-In it generates html template with <iframe> tag where my control is included. That's nice feature, but I have one problem. This html template as far as I know is hardcoded, there is no customization possibility. It contains one very uncool line:
It forces webview control to use IE v. 10, and nothing more. As we know, WebGL is supported only in IE 11. So... is there any possibility to change that meta tag in html template?
I thought about some javascript solutions but this meta tag is used before any other javascript script. Any ideas?
Every time when NAV starts page with Add-In it generates html template with <iframe> tag where my control is included. That's nice feature, but I have one problem. This html template as far as I know is hardcoded, there is no customization possibility. It contains one very uncool line:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8; IE=9; IE=10">
It forces webview control to use IE v. 10, and nothing more. As we know, WebGL is supported only in IE 11. So... is there any possibility to change that meta tag in html template?
I thought about some javascript solutions but this meta tag is used before any other javascript script. Any ideas?
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