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On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 14:28, Grant <emailgrant@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>>> I haven't used wine's /usr/bin/iexplore to test a website in IE for a |
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>>> while, and now it looks like that binary is no longer installed. Does |
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>>> anyone know how to get it, or if there is a replacement of some sort? |
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>>> I looked at the files installed by wine in /usr/bin but didn't see |
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>>> anything. |
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> Great site, I will use that a lot. |
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> The nice thing about iexplore is it lets you interact with the |
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> browser, and some pages I need to test are the result of a POST. |
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> My memory failed me before. iexplore is run like this: |
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> wine iexplore www.example.com |
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> For me the window it loads is blank though. Is it working for anyone else? |
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I didn't know this command, it works well for me. |
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Boris |
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> - Grant |
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>> I'm not sure what you mean by 'test in IE', but I, if you haven't |
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>> heard of it, browsershots.org is pretty cool for showing what your |
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>> site looks like in various browsers, including IE. |
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>> This way you can avoid wine and IE all together. |
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>>> - Grant |
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