RE: #360 IE 9 is not able to getStatements using Tin Can Js (Rustici driver)

[jeongl]

Version
master at ce4d802
related to #360

Steps to reproduce the bug
Download the golf prototype along with the statement viewer using this single repo - https://github.com/RusticiSoftware/TinCan_Prototypes . Change the config.js.template in the root of the folder to your LRS details, then rename to config.js. Run the golf prototype - Turning the pages will send statements.

Back in the menu, run the statement viewer.

Expected behaviour
The statement viewer should return statements

Actual behaviour
The statement viewer returns nothing instead with a status 500 when doing GET requests.

Client information - IE9

[ryasmi]

I'm a little busy creating phase two of reports at the moment, but this looks like a problem related to #360. I will get round to this once reports are done.

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[jeongl]

No problem Ryan :) I am doing some more testing around this issue. I have
tried manual ajax requests as well, but that seems to make no difference.

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[ryasmi]

😄 oh right brilliant, thanks for that. Ok, cheers for the update.

[ryasmi]

Hey @jeongl, thanks for your patience. I'm currently trying to reproduce your issue. It is producing statements for me, however whilst IE is open with the content any other requests appear to be blocked as if IE is still connected to the LRS.

[ryasmi]

This seems to be hanging on one of the PUT requests, but IE sucks so bad that I can't see what the body or headers were on that request. I will continue to look into this tomorrow.

[jeongl]

@ryansmith94 It might be helpful to install fiddler on your system? I'll run the prototype again tomm with IE9 and see if I can capture anything while running the golf prototype.

[ryasmi]

I think the issue only occurs if you continue from where you left off too.

[ryasmi]

Hey, I have a solution that will hopefully solve your problem, unfortunately we're handling IE9 posts where method=PUT incorrectly. This is going to be fairly substantial change and right now I have a couple of other more pressing matters to deal with. I will update you as that situation changes with the hope of getting this fixed asap.