Browser compatibility after framework upgrading

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I am upgrading .net 2 to .net 4.8.
documnet.getall is not working in chrome and edge. It's working in only IE.
How can I change this code?
Help me :)

var btnHiddenOK = document.getall ? document.getElementById['<%= btnHiddenOK.ClientID %>'] : document.getElementById('<%= btnHiddenForTriger.ClientID %>');

What I have tried:

var btnHiddenOK = document.getElementById("")? document.getElementById['<%= btnHiddenOK.ClientID %>'] : document.getElementById('<%= btnHiddenForTriger.ClientID %>');

It's also not working

Posted 19-Jul-22 16:17pm

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Richard Deeming 20-Jul-22 3:32am

Not clear. Both branches of your ternary statement use the same method - document.getElementById - with the only difference being the element you're looking for. Why are you looking at a different element in IE than in real browsers?

I suspect you've got a much larger issue in your code. If you've written it assuming that everything except IE needs workarounds, then you'll almost certainly need to rewrite it, starting with the assumption that IE is the browser that needs the workarounds.

(That's assuming you still want to support a dead browser[^] at all.)

Either way, this is an issue with your Javascript. It's nothing whatsoever to do with upgrading to a newer .NET Framework version.

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