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Asked: 2026-05-20T23:45:29+00:00

I am hoping that someone can help me answer this question. I am writing

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I am hoping that someone can help me answer this question.

I am writing a web app with JQUERY. Recently I downloaded IE9 for testing purposes and I found that the document.ready() event was not firing on the app. It seems to work fine in FF4 and in Chrome but the event completely does not fire.

After that I decided to give the 64bit version of IE9 a try and found that everything works just fine in that version. I have enabled the developer tools in IE( and tried to debug the JS but nothing gets flagged and the app does not break on any errors.

Can someone weigh in here and maybe explain why the document.ready() event would not be firing? How can I tell what is breaking the app if the developer tools don’t pick up anything? Also, why would everything work just fine in the 64bit version and not the 32bit?

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  1. Editorial Team

    IE9 64bit uses the old javascript engine form IE8 64bit so that’s why it is slower and there is a difference.

    Wait for the next version of jquery to come out, that might fix compatibility problems 🙂

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