Conditionally enqueueing a new script

[Fortyfive]

Hi, trying to conditionally enqueue Selectivizr based on: <!--[if (gte IE 6)&(lte IE 8)]>, and have some short questions:

(1) Bearing in mind Bones uses ie6.css for anything below IE 8, would this still be the conditional statement you recommend for Selectivizr?

(2) How would I add the conditional statement using a ( $tag, $handle ) function for js, just like the one you use for the styles (ff_ie_conditionals)?

(3) Similarly, I have a Font Awesome IE 7 script to load. Again, bearing in mind Bones uses ie6.css for anything below IE 8 would you suggest loading this?

[cdukes]

1. Maybe just load it for IE8 then.
2. There is no counterpart wrapper for scripts in WP. If this annoys you, too, then please comment on the ticket
3. I typically don't, but that's mostly philosophical. If you're on IE7, I don't think you deserve nice things. =)

[Fortyfive]

Agreed re: (2) and (3) !! I will comment on the ticket.

So, could you recommend a way to enqueue this or is the only option to use the default inclusion:

Thanks

On 8 Oct 2013, at 10:40, Cooper Dukes notifications@github.com wrote:

1. Maybe just load it for IE8 then.
2. There is no counterpart wrapper for scripts in WP. If this annoys you, too, then please comment on the ticket
3. I typically don't, but that's mostly philosophical. If you're on IE7, I don't think you deserve nice things. =)

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[cdukes]

You'll have to enqueue it by hooking into wp_head or wp_footer. WP doesn't have a clean way to use enqueue wrapped scripts.

[Fortyfive]

Thanks Cooper...

On 8 Oct 2013, at 12:00, Cooper Dukes notifications@github.com wrote:

You'll have to enqueue it by hooking into wp_head or wp_footer. WP doesn't have a clean way to use enqueue wrapped scripts.

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