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Update outdatedbrowser.js #232

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Tolerate absence of btnClose and btnUpdate, when using custom content.

Tolerate absence of btnClose and btnUpdate, when using custom content.
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@schonarth thanks 👍
But why do you want to use the plugin without the option to have the button to update?
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My client is very specific in how they want the message bar to appear,
especially the content. They don't want the prominent button, but rather a
link in the text, which is what I did and this small change allowed.

While I was at it, I also covered the same condition for the Close button,
although this is not my case right now.

Thanks for considering my small contribution =]

Cheers
Gus

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@schonarth https://github.com/schonarth thanks 👍
But why do you want to use the plugin without the option to have the
button to update?
Cheers


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@schonarth Thank you 👍
I am giving you my personal opinion: why add an extra if in the js, if we can do that with css? I know it's just an extra if, and if we keep the buttons we have extra html to load, but even so I prefer the CSS way:

.btn{
 position: absolute;
 left: -5555px;
 top: -5555px;
}

We know that js is more prone to errors then css, and this way I know I don't need to test for older browsers (IE6, etc) because I am really sure it will work.

Personally I would do this approach, so maybe we will wait for the merge if more ppl wants your approach.
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It works, though it changes the base logic. My point was to make the change as small as possible, just to avoid exceptions in my particular case.

By all means, do as you prefer =]

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@schonarth let see what is the feedback of the community.
Once again thank you man 👍

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@alexandre-works do we received any feedback from the community about this subject?

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@brunoamorim no. We had no suggestions or requests regarding this feature. Still thing that the CSS approach is the best solution for this.

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I just think that a null check is never too much for a more robust piece of
software. I did it on my copy. I think others might benefit from it too.

Vc q sabe.

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@brunoamorim https://github.com/brunoamorim no. We had no suggestions
or requests regarding this feature. Still thing that the CSS approach is
the best solution for this.


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