All hell breaks loose in damn near all versions of IE

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All hell breaks loose in damn near all versions of IE

Opened this issue 11 years ago · 13 comments

There are many issues with this code on IE, both visually and technically. Would love some help on the CSS issues!

Answer 1 · 2013-07-04T09:53:22.000Z

IE does not understand target.dataset and that's why is not changing the video when clicking on any li element. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7127896/problem-using-elem-dataset-with-ie-and-jsfiddle.

Answer 2 · 2013-10-23T14:24:07.000Z

The latest version works on IE10 and up.

Answer 3 · 2014-01-07T01:25:52.000Z

Anyone working on this?

Answer 4 · 2014-01-23T16:11:52.000Z

Is there any hope of getting this updated to work with older versions of IE? Or am I wasting my time waiting...Anyone? Bueller?

Answer 5 · 2014-02-10T19:20:21.000Z

I poked around with the Ajax and was able to get it working in IE 8 and 9. I have not tested earlier versions. Also, "getElementsByClassName" does not work in ie8, requiring use of "querySelectorAll" instead.

Answer 6 · 2014-02-10T20:31:24.000Z

@christopheraram What did you do to make it work?

Answer 7 · 2014-02-13T12:54:59.000Z

@elohimito the Ajax was mostly there, but required some tweaks to get it working in IE 8/9. I tested using jQuery .ajax() which worked since it's quick and easy that way (and what I'm most familiar with). I hit up MSDN for my reference and modified the ajax: method of YoutubeTV using standard JS. I'm unsure of how it works in IE7 and below since I can't remember if I tested for that or not...

Either way... I'll see about forking and making a IE fix branch. I think more "getElementsByClassName" need to be replaced with the "querySelectorAll". After I do some of that I can do some more testing and see about getting a fix uploaded. I'll see what can be done with the CSS.

Answer 8 · 2014-05-22T16:24:23.000Z

Any ideas for IE? This plugin doesn't work in 10 correctly and Compatibility mode is a total wreck. I hate IE.

Answer 9 · 2014-05-29T15:24:27.000Z

@christopheraram Did you ever get this working in IE 8 or 9? 7?

Answer 10 · 2014-10-15T14:32:05.000Z

@christopheraram Hi Chris, did you ever get this working in IE at all?

Answer 11 · 2014-11-13T18:56:43.000Z

@bradleywest92 @christopheraram did you guys ever get it working in IE any versions or find a workaround? I tried replacing the ajax.get with ajax and then type:GET and url:the endpoint and then switching out the getElementsByClassName with querySelectorAll, but it didn't seem to work.

Answer 12 · 2014-12-04T00:25:17.000Z

Oddly enough, I have it working in IE8-edge and Chrome, but I can't get it to load in Firefox at all.

All I had to change to get it working in IE was what was stated above: change all the getElementsByClassName to querySelectorAll. NOTE: you have to change the class name in the parenthesis too. [e.g. getElementByClassName('ytv-list-header') then becomes querySelectorAll('.ytv-list-header) -- note the period added]

This change alone got it working in IE8+ for me. Also note, I'm using it as a jQuery plugin too, and haven't tested the others fully.

Answer 13 · 2014-12-04T14:14:00.000Z

Thanks for the response. I made the change, but it still does not work for me in IE, but in Chrome and Firefox it works fine. Although I am using it as a jQuery library.