nodeName of undefined in IE 11?

[zackify]

This happens when loading in the editor. It doesn't show up. Not sure if this is a problem due to draftjs itself or due to react-rte. Only happens on IE 11 like I said. Can't stand IE....

[zackify]

Using this on constructionjobs.com and would really love it if I could get some help with making this work in IE 11, if you point me in the right direction I could fix it.

[sstur]

Hi @zackify. Sorry for the delay. I think this error is in draft-js-import-element which react-rte depends on. I'll see if I can figure out why IE11 is braking there..

[zackify]

Awesome I'll check it out too.
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see if I can figure out why IE11 is braking there..

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[zackify]

So I finally checked this out today. Seems the only problem is an element being passed in as null in IE 11 when there's no value inside of the editor. I made a 1 line pull request that fixes the issue. Hopefully you can merge it and make a new release because I need this fix asap! Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. sstur/draft-js-import-element#14

There may be a more correct way to fix this, but I don't have time to look over the whole import-element script.

[sstur]

Hi @zackify. Sorry for the wait on this. And thanks for your pull request. I'll merge it and publish an update asap.

[sstur]

Done.

[zackify]

Thanks for doing that so quickly!