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h99
May 18, 2013, 5:16:01 AM5/18/13
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Hello
the attached patch it's a random image rotator. On page loading it also renders a different image - though I had to patch several times same logic to obtain this: that togedge is fundamental - changing the value of a src attribute.
At the moment this is tested and working on FF, Chrome, Apple mobiles, Opera, but
IE(9) finds some indigestible code at line 325 in vvvv.core.js
this.VVVVConnector = new VVVV.Core.VVVVConnector(this);
or at least this is what I understand.
I've searched into documentation but wasn't able find anything useful.
So, sorry to bother, but is there any advice about this topic?
Thanks for your attention.
the attached patch it's a random image rotator. On page loading it also renders a different image - though I had to patch several times same logic to obtain this: that togedge is fundamental - changing the value of a src attribute.
At the moment this is tested and working on FF, Chrome, Apple mobiles, Opera, but
IE(9) finds some indigestible code at line 325 in vvvv.core.js
this.VVVVConnector = new VVVV.Core.VVVVConnector(this);
or at least this is what I understand.
I've searched into documentation but wasn't able find anything useful.
So, sorry to bother, but is there any advice about this topic?
Thanks for your attention.
zauner
May 20, 2013, 5:39:51 PM5/20/13
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Sorry h99, right now, VVVV.js development focuses on FF/Chrome/Safari, and kind of ignores IE. IE support is a dedicated milestone which is not any near at the moment. Maybe it's only small things to make it work in IE, but I don't know, to be honest.
h99
May 21, 2013, 2:22:33 AM5/21/13
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Thank you Zauner.
I've checked patch also with android, I guess latest version, and it works.
Ok, so I just have to understand how to switch code in case of IE.
Thank you again.
I've checked patch also with android, I guess latest version, and it works.
Ok, so I just have to understand how to switch code in case of IE.
Thank you again.
h99
May 24, 2013, 7:14:19 AM5/24/13
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Hello,
just in case someone else should step into this issue, I found that conditional comments are working - though they're not the best choice out there, I know; and CC are no longer supported in IE10...
So something like this
<head>
Your vvvvjs code
</head>
...
<div>
<img id="yourID" src="">
<!--[if IE]>
<script>
document.getElementById("yourID").src="images/*.*";
</script>
<![endif]-->
</div>
...
should work.
I can barely keep excitement under control.
Gratefully,
h99
just in case someone else should step into this issue, I found that conditional comments are working - though they're not the best choice out there, I know; and CC are no longer supported in IE10...
So something like this
<head>
Your vvvvjs code
</head>
...
<div>
<img id="yourID" src="">
<!--[if IE]>
<script>
document.getElementById("yourID").src="images/*.*";
</script>
<![endif]-->
</div>
...
should work.
I can barely keep excitement under control.
Gratefully,
h99
h99
Jun 6, 2013, 2:14:16 AM6/6/13
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Hello,
just tested above patch on a Win8 IE10 and it works as expected. I haven't tried more DOM stuff, like mouse events and so on though, but at this point I think it's possible to manage it.
So thank you, again.
just tested above patch on a Win8 IE10 and it works as expected. I haven't tried more DOM stuff, like mouse events and so on though, but at this point I think it's possible to manage it.
So thank you, again.
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