IE7 fix for Whale Nivo Slider version 1.0.2
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Was working on a client site that needed IE7 support when I noticed that the Slider wasn't loading due to a JS error. It only happened in IE7 too. IE 8-10 along with various versions of Chrome, FireFox and Safari were all happy with the code as is.
The fix for IE7 is really easy for anyone having the same problem.
Edit /packages/whale_nivo_slider/blocks/whale_nivo_slider/view.php and remove the comma from line 41 so it looks like...
...and then IE7 will work.
Cheers and thanks to shahroq for making this add-on.
The fix for IE7 is really easy for anyone having the same problem.
Edit /packages/whale_nivo_slider/blocks/whale_nivo_slider/view.php and remove the comma from line 41 so it looks like...
randomStart: <?php echo $randomStart ?> <?php //Start on a random slide ?>
...and then IE7 will work.
Cheers and thanks to shahroq for making this add-on.
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Sure thing mon. Happy to help. ^_^
May also want to include that of the users using Internet Explorer, the users that are using IE7 has dropped down below almost %1. Due to that statistic, most web development companies have ceased developing for internet explorer 7, and will use some sort of warning to tell users to upgrade their browser before continuing to/browsing the site.
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_explorer.asp...
Also, on a funnier note. An Australian company is now charging its users an IE7 tax for all purchases, lol.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/networking/australian-retailer-charges-cu...
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_explorer.asp...
Also, on a funnier note. An Australian company is now charging its users an IE7 tax for all purchases, lol.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/networking/australian-retailer-charges-cu...
thanx for sharing your solution.