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From: paul <p...@beschaeftigt.de>
Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2012 05:22:46 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Wed, Mar 28 2012 8:22 am
Subject: Re: playing with IE7 & IE8
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Hi Nicolas,
we have an javascript error in IE7 and 8. Do you have encountered something
like that before? what could be the problem with the split?

SCRIPT5007: no value for attribute "split" Object is Null or undefinied
amber.js, row 111 character 4

Thank you for your help.
Kind regards,
Paul

Am Mittwoch, 31. August 2011 12:10:31 UTC+2 schrieb laurent:

> raaaahhhh IE testing

> In IE7 & 8 it's not possible to call appendChild on SCRIPT node.

> To make this work, I've changed:

> TagBrush>>appendChild: anElement
>     "In IE7 and IE8 appendChild fails on several node types. So we need to
> check"
>     < var element=self['@element'];
>        if (null == element.canHaveChildren || element.canHaveChildren) {
>      element.appendChild(anElement);
>        } else {
>     element.text = anElement.innerHTML;
>       } >

> Looks ugly and hacky. Is there a way to handle cross-browser compatibility
> better ?

> Laurent

Am Mittwoch, 31. August 2011 12:10:31 UTC+2 schrieb laurent:

> raaaahhhh IE testing

> In IE7 & 8 it's not possible to call appendChild on SCRIPT node.

> To make this work, I've changed:

> TagBrush>>appendChild: anElement
>     "In IE7 and IE8 appendChild fails on several node types. So we need to
> check"
>     < var element=self['@element'];
>        if (null == element.canHaveChildren || element.canHaveChildren) {
>      element.appendChild(anElement);
>        } else {
>     element.text = anElement.innerHTML;
>       } >

> Looks ugly and hacky. Is there a way to handle cross-browser compatibility
> better ?

> Laurent

Am Mittwoch, 31. August 2011 12:10:31 UTC+2 schrieb laurent:

> raaaahhhh IE testing

> In IE7 & 8 it's not possible to call appendChild on SCRIPT node.

> To make this work, I've changed:

> TagBrush>>appendChild: anElement
>     "In IE7 and IE8 appendChild fails on several node types. So we need to
> check"
>     < var element=self['@element'];
>        if (null == element.canHaveChildren || element.canHaveChildren) {
>      element.appendChild(anElement);
>        } else {
>     element.text = anElement.innerHTML;
>       } >

> Looks ugly and hacky. Is there a way to handle cross-browser compatibility
> better ?

> Laurent


 
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