IE compatibility?
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Hi there,
Thanks so much for your nice work.
Sorry if my question seems dumb to u, but I was wondering how far would we be from making this code in IE?
I tried IE11, added the <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
, but got no success...
Any plans in this direction?
Thanks in advance for your kind answer
I tried IE11, added the , but got no success...
Added what? Would you mind providing more details on your setup?
I'm willing to make it at least run in Edge, maybe IE11 and iOS & mobile Chrome.
Sorry, I corrected it, forgot to mark the code:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=X">
My setup was just your example code, runned in local using a default IE
My setup was just your example code, runned in local using a default IE
Which example? The one under "usage"? It won't work just like this in a browser, as it writes to process.stdout
.
Did you bundle your code in some way, using Browserify or Webpack?
If you want to know more about how to use modern CommonJS-based npm modules in the browser, read the first part of the Browserify handbook.
thanks so much for your answer, that was actually the point, I rarely use theese tools, and finally got to the same conclusion,
tanx again for your time
Feel free to reopen if you get into problems using svg-radar-chart
specifically with any browser. Or if you get into problems bundling this module.