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Not working in IE9 #9

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RobDaubin opened this issue Jan 4, 2013 · 4 comments
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Not working in IE9 #9

RobDaubin opened this issue Jan 4, 2013 · 4 comments

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@RobDaubin
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I have it working in FF, Chrome, Safari and IE8. Will not work in IE9 and I can't determine why. When i rollover the main link in any of the working browsers, the cursor turns into a hand pointer an, when clicked, I get the dropdown menu. In IE9, the cursor turns into a text editor and nothing happens when I click. Any ideas?

thanks.

@avantix
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avantix commented Jan 7, 2013

There is an extra comma in the Widget Initalization code.

When it says:

   url: null
    };
},

});

It should be

   url: null
    };
}

});

I've done this and now it works in IE9, FF and Chrome, haven't tested in Safari yet.

I still have an issue in IE9 with the calendar menu's width, but I don't know if it's because of my HTML.

@tardate
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tardate commented Jan 7, 2013

Thanks for checking this out @avantix - I don't have an IE9 to hand at the moment.

This is just a "documentation bug" isn't it? i.e. you are referring to the example in the README I think. We had most IE fixes included in v0.1.1 thanks to @nfarina

@avantix
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avantix commented Jan 7, 2013

Yes, for me it was just a "documentation bug".

@tardate
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tardate commented Jan 7, 2013

ta!

@robinsf I'll close this issue then - but tell us if you are still having other problems

@tardate tardate closed this as completed Jan 7, 2013
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