I had a variable name 'typeName', and I wanted to display it in the page, so I used mustache style in my html:
<div> {{typeName}} </div>
It worked fine in Chrome, but in IE 11, it didn't show the value of 'typeName', but the mustache expression itself:

I opened the console of the developer tool in IE 11. No errors. But when I looked into the dom, I found this:

The mustache expression is divided into two lines.
I don't know whether it is the reason that causes this issue.
Waiting for help. Thanks for reading.
ps: For now, I have to use v-text instead of mustache expression. And v-text works fine in both Chrome and IE 11.
Does this happen for every mustache tag? Can you provide a reproduction?
I'm actually having this same problem. I'm sorry. I didn't see that there was already this issue opened!
Closing until repro is available.
I have the same problem in IE,but not every mustache tag has this problem,I'm not sure how to provide a reproduction.I ues v-text instead of the mustache expression,but I think it's not the best way.
My vue version is 0.12.

@KennyWho
it鈥榮 to be a non-standard use. :laughing:
for The sake of IE
change the <template id=xx> tag to <script type="text/html-template" id="xx">
Thank alot @ram-reddy :D
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for The sake of IE
change the
<template id=xx>tag to<script type="text/html-template" id="xx">