Draw toolbar tooltips not displayed in IE10

[JosephO_Connell1]

I am experiencing an issue where draw toolbar tooltips are not displayed in IE10 when using the ArcGIS JSAPI.

Try the following example in IE10 and chrome (draw a polygon to see what I mean) http://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/samples/graphics_add/

Has anyone else experienced this issue and is there any way to get the tooltips to display in IE10?

[JeffJacobson]

I can confirm that I also experienced this issue when I tried the sample link in IE 10.  I am also unable to zoom by holding down the shift key and drawing a box.

You could probably use the X-UA-Compatible meta tag to force IE 10 to use IE 9 mode.

[TimCollyer]

Was this issue addressed?

I'm seeing the same problem in IE10.

It seems like the "showTooltips" option never gets set.

i.e. in the developer tools console it looks like this:

>> toolbar._options 
{
    showTooltips : false,
    drawTime : 75,
    tolerance : 8,
    tooltipOffset : 15
} 

Even if I explicit set it (even though the documentation says it's on by default).

                    
toolbar = new Draw(map, { showTooltips: true });

I can also confirm that if I inspect the esri.bundle.toolbars.draw object it has values for all the properties ("start" = "click to start drawing", "complete" = "Double-click to complete", etc).

It displays correctly in chrome and IE8.

[TammyBearly]

I was having this problem also. But this worked. I added this line of code:
toolbar._options.showTooltips = true;

Tammy

Was this issue addressed?

I'm seeing the same problem in IE10.

It seems like the "showTooltips" option never gets set.

i.e. in the developer tools console it looks like this:

>> toolbar._options 
{
    showTooltips : false,
    drawTime : 75,
    tolerance : 8,
    tooltipOffset : 15
} 

Even if I explicit set it (even though the documentation says it's on by default).

                    
toolbar = new Draw(map, { showTooltips: true });

I can also confirm that if I inspect the esri.bundle.toolbars.draw object it has values for all the properties ("start" = "click to start drawing", "complete" = "Double-click to complete", etc).

It displays correctly in chrome and IE8.