Since a few days, I have troubles with Internet Explorer 11
in conjunction with dojo toolkit 1.9.4
hosted by a Domino Server
.
Source Code:
if (dojo.exists("btnUpload")) {
console.log("btnUpload exist ... do something...");
} else {
console.log("btnUpload doesn't exist...");
}
With IE11 the return value of dojo.exists()
is always false!
IE11 Debugger:
However in all other browser (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari) it works!
Using dojo.exists
for this isn't very appropriate, given that btnUpload
is technically just a DOM ID, and not an actual object in the global scope. if (document.getElementById('btnUpload'))
would seem to be far more appropriate in this case.
When a global reference is encountered that doesn't match an actual global variable, but does match a DOM ID, browsers tend to return the DOM node, but I wouldn't recommend relying upon that.